What is Swiftogeddon: The Taylor Swift Nightclub? 2024 dates published
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The Eras tour is coming to the UK next summer but if you can’t wait till then to dance the night away to Swiftie’s best hits then you need to get yourself to Swiftogeddon: The Taylor Swift Nightclub. Swifties get in line because Swiftogeddon is the biggest Taylor Swift party event and you have to be quick because there are limited tickets available.
According to the official website “Swiftogeddon is a night run by fans, for fans to come together and worship the one and only Taylor Swift. Join fellow fans in a celebration of the genius of Swift - because she'll ‘never go out of Style’”.
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Hide AdThe event began in London in 2019 and was founded by Dave Fawbert, a DJ and former journalist who according to The Guardian became “an unlikely fan of Swift since her 2010 album Speak Now.” The event now takes place every weekend across the UK and locations in Ireland. Speaking to the publication Dave Fawbert said: "I thought, it’ll fizzle out at some point; it’s not a real job, but it just keeps getting bigger and bigger and bigger.”
The Taylor Swift club night is held in cities such as Manchester, London, Bristol, Oxford, Lancaster, Stoke and Belfast. If you are a Swiftie and know every single word to all of the hits, then this is the event for you. Taylor Swift fans can come together for a night of non- stop partying to all of Swift’s singles plus extended mixes of her hit singles.
When are the dates for Swiftogeddon?
There are many dates from February October 6 2024 until June 26, 2024, including pre-Party dates planned for Taylor Swift's Eras Tour UK from May 2024.
How much are tickets to Swiftogeddon?
Tickets are available to buy from Eventbrite and start from £8.82.
Due to the event being held in clubs across the UK, it is strictly over 18s only.
The full list of dates and tickets available are on the Eventbrite website
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