The 'All Too Well' hitmaker receives a heartwarming welcome from the Irish rock band, which was formed in Dublin in 1976, as she kicks off her 'Eras Tour' in Dublin.
- Jun 29, 2024
AceShowbiz - Taylor Swift is gearing up to play three highly-anticipated shows in Dublin as part of her "Eras Tour", and she's already feeling the love from Ireland's most famous rockers. On June 28, Swift took to her Instagram Stories to share a photo of a beautiful bouquet of flowers and a heartfelt note from iconic rock band U2.
Alongside an arrangement of white, pink, and purple roses and lilies, the card read, "Dear Taylor, welcome back to our hometown...leave some of it standing?!!!!" The note was signed by Bono, The Edge, Adam Clayton and Larry Mullen Jr., who referred to themselves as Swift's "Irish fan club."
Swift was quick to express her gratitude, captioning her Instagram post with, "Already feeling that Irish hospitality!! @u2, thanks for always being the classiest & coolest," and including an Irish flag emoji. The gesture from U2 comes as Swift is set to perform at Dublin's Aviva Stadium from June 28 to 30, with Paramore opening each of the shows.
The "Eras Tour" has been a star-studded event, drawing numerous artists and celebrities. The Beatles legend Paul McCartney recently danced with fans at one of Swift's concerts at London's Wembley Stadium. Other notable attendees include Shania Twain, Haim, Diplo, Selena Gomez, Billy Joel, Keith Urban, Nicole Kidman and Maren Morris. The buzz around Swift's performances is palpable as she continues to captivate audiences worldwide.
Following her Dublin concerts, Swift's tour will continue with stops in major cities such as Amsterdam, Milan, Munich, London, Toronto, and Vancouver. The tour, which highlights her extensive career, is set to officially conclude in December.
