Michael Bublé just announced this morning that he will play a summer gig in Croke Park next year, and now it seems like another major artist will stop by the GAA stadium next year.
On Newstalk this morning, Pat Kenny probed the stadium director of Croke Park, Peter McKenna, on whether or not the rumours are true that Taylor Swift will play at Croke park next year.
“I certainly couldn’t confirm but I’m not somebody to tell lies on radio,” Peter responded.
.@PatKennyNT live broadcast speaking with Peter McKenna Stadium Director @CrokePark hosting @scienceirel #ScienceWeek pic.twitter.com/bELMEEnhVE
— Newstalk (@NewstalkFM) November 13, 2017
27-year-old Taylor played two sold-out shows in the 3Arena in 2015, and with the release of her new album Reputation last week, she is expected to do the same next year.
Fans who pre-ordered the new album received a code which will give them pre-sale preference for her 2018 UK and Ireland shows.
An email sent to fans read: “This is a unique opportunity to get advanced access to pre-sale tickets for the UK & Ireland 2018 concert dates so don’t miss out!”
With T Swift being one of the biggest acts in the world right now, and the Croke Park stadium director refusing to deny that she will be playing the stadium next year, odds are that Croker could see thousands of Swifties swarm the stadium next summer!
