Taylor Swift has said her performance at the upcoming American Music Awards (AMAs) is in doubt because she is being barred from performing her own songs.
In a message to fans on social media, the singer said music managers Scooter Braun and Scott Borchetta would not let her perform songs from her past albums, which they own the rights to.
She said a Netflix documentary about her life had also been put in jeopardy.
Swift made the allegations in a statement posted to Twitter with the caption: “Don’t know what else to do”.
In June, Swift revealed that the masters of her early music had been sold to Braun by her former record label, run by Borchetta, and alleged that she was not told about it.
At the time the singer accused Braun of “incessant, manipulative bullying”.
