I don’t remember if that was the case, but she’s gone into a whole new realm of popularity since 2018, people all started her the world will snap up those tickets, I’ve 4 daughters who’ll be heartbroken if they don’t get in
But she’ll be on a tight schedule so it’s unlikely there’ll be any added dates
Yes. There were loads of tickets left in 2018.
The first show sold out. The second show sold maybe a quarter to a third of the tickets.
I was in Dublin that night and there were tickets given out to try and rent a crowd.
If you don’t get tickets, keep checking Toutless.com. Great site. Tickets always come back up.
Tickets were being offered to local youth and sports clubs to fill seats. Think the prices were cray cray that turned people off in the first place
There are loads of dates all over Europe…would it be more or less difficult to get tickets in Lisbon say? It would def be cheaper than going to Dublin for the night…imagine the gouging!
She’s playing two nights at Anfield 
ICONIC
Tell Taylor Never.
Two more Anfield appearances than Arthur
Was offered 2 tickets via cuala. Madame turned her nose up at it but seeing as her ASD has developed itd be a nightmare bringing her to a gig even with her earmuffs
She must have a fuck off stage show to need two days in most cities
Plenty of free dates between the Wembley show and the Aviva. There’ll be extra dates added if they sell the first two out.
That’s putting it up to them.
I’d say she could name her price. The GOAT
Ssssshhhhhh
Ffs
It’s an incredible show, enjoy guys
I know a couple who fell in love over Love Story in the West Kerry Gaeltacht as teenagers in that glorious summer of 2009. 14 years later now and they are happily married. This song was the first dance at the wedding.
You have to hand it to Tay Tay.
Some performers are windier than others and need the rest. That Post Malone fella just finished a european tour and he barely did 2 nights in a row. He rented the 02 in london and took a night off between gigs. That must cost a bit.
Vienna a good option there
Cousins were they?
It’s the new ESG of touring.
