Pop megastar Taylor Swift opened her Eras tour run of three sold-out Dublin concerts at the Aviva Stadium with a spectacular performance on Friday night.
For three-hours plus the US singer captivated the 50,000-plus crowd with hit after hit, countless costume changes and a thrilling stage show. The Irish Times five-star review said “the sense of occasion is almost too huge to quantify” and the concert “confirms the US singer as an artist who comes along just once in an era”.
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Taylor Swift on stage at the Aviva Stadium. Photograph Nick Bradshaw/The Irish Times Photograph Nick Bradshaw/The Irish Times Photograph Nick Bradshaw/The Irish Times Photograph Nick Bradshaw/The Irish Times Photograph Nick Bradshaw/The Irish Times Photograph Nick Bradshaw/The Irish Times Photograph Nick Bradshaw/The Irish Times Photograph Nick Bradshaw/The Irish Times Faces in the crowd at Taylor Swift's concert at the Aviva Stadium, Dublin. Photograph Nick Bradshaw/The Irish Times Taylor Swift bracelets at the Aviva Stadium. Photograph Nick Bradshaw/The Irish Times Taylor Swift fans at the Aviva Stadium. Photograph Nick Bradshaw/The Irish Times A young Taylor Swift fan at the Aviva Stadium Photograph Nick Bradshaw/The Irish Times Photograph Nick Bradshaw/The Irish Times Photograph Nick Bradshaw/The Irish Times Photograph Nick Bradshaw/The Irish Times Photograph Nick Bradshaw/The Irish Times Photograph Nick Bradshaw/The Irish Times Photograph Nick Bradshaw/The Irish Times Photograph Nick Bradshaw/The Irish Times 28/06/2024 - NEWS - Image as Taylor Swift took to the stage in Dublin this evening on the opening night in Ireland of her Eras Tour. Photograph Nick Bradshaw / The Irish Times 28/06/2024 - NEWS - Image as Taylor Swift took to the stage in Dublin this evening on the opening night in Ireland of her Eras Tour. Photograph Nick Bradshaw / The Irish Times Photograph Nick Bradshaw/The Irish Times Photograph Nick Bradshaw/The Irish Times