[Music] Taylor Swift at Wembley?

[Bry Nylon]

Fair enough to all those saying they’d rather do [insert something they’d hate to do instead here].

I’m not going but I love to

 

[maffew]

My girls desperate to go, just the ridiculous ticket situation has ruled it out. If anyone's got 3 spare..

 

[Brovion]

Went to Edinburgh to see her 2 weekends ago, it was outstanding and certainly not middle of the road music. Quite simply the most astonishing concert I’ve been to, and I’ve been to several hundred. Everything about it exceeded the hype surrounding this tour.

We loved it so much we’re off to Vienna in August for another go.

We gave Wembley a swerve simply because it’s a shithole, in a shithole. Edinburgh was just spectacular all weekend, and Vienna isn’t a bad place to be either.

Oh, and with the majority of the crowd being under 18, there were pretty much zero queues for the bar.

Quite jealous. I've never seen her live, but having heard all the hype I watched one of her Vegas shows on Disney+. It was extremely good and I imagine it must be a great live experience. Ok musically it's not quite my cup of tea, but I still enjoyed it. Her material is excellent and she's a great performer.

 

[Titanic]

I'm taking my daughter and two granddaughters in August - not sure who is more excited!

 

[Hotchilidog]

No Wembley for me given that I am seeing three gigs on this tour it would be a bit greedy of me. The show is just bloody amazing, and the atmosphere is incredible. Given how much Taylor loves London these could be some special shows, although to be honest every show is special on this tour.

 

[Justice]

My girls desperate to go, just the ridiculous ticket situation has ruled it out. If anyone's got 3 spare..

It’s a shame Swift likes the green back a little bit too much knowing 80% of her fans are teenage and below girls.

 

[Eeyore]

I thought Taylor Swift was a left back we were in for.

 

[MJsGhost]

Went to Edinburgh to see her 2 weekends ago, it was outstanding and certainly not middle of the road music. Quite simply the most astonishing concert I’ve been to, and I’ve been to several hundred. Everything about it exceeded the hype surrounding this tour.

We loved it so much we’re off to Vienna in August for another go.

We gave Wembley a swerve simply because it’s a shithole, in a shithole. Edinburgh was just spectacular all weekend, and Vienna isn’t a bad place to be either.

Oh, and with the majority of the crowd being under 18, there were pretty much zero queues for the bar.

A colleague took her daughter to Edinburgh for this and had a similar experience.

 

[Superphil]

I'm taking my daughter and two granddaughters in August - not sure who is more excited!

You’ll have the best time. Accept you may well get covered in glitter, you’ll also be asked to make and wear friendship bracelets, and you’ll find the atmosphere so happy, and emotional. For an event with so many people I’ve never been in such a friendly and happy environment.

 

[AK74]

Wife and elder daughter are going tomorrow night.

The level of excitement in our household has reached EPIC proportions.

 

[el punal]

Bland, middle of the road nothing music, but you've got to admire her stamina and work ethic, just incredible.

I thought you were describing how England play football until the last bit of your post.

 

[el punal]

I saw Gong and Captain Beefheart on the same bill at Hove Town Hall. That was interesting.

 

[Superphil]

I saw Gong and Captain Beefheart on the same bill at Hove Town Hall. That was interesting.

Now that I would love to have seen. Never saw Beefheart, seen Gong many times.

 

[aftershavedave]

My eldest announced this morning that he's working at Wembley tonight & tomorrow, anyone who knows him and sees him please say hi!

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

Out of curiosity, and having read a lot about her, her songwriting and the way she conducts herself and the people she works with etc I finally gave some of her albums a listen. They're very good but 'm not a huge fan, BUT, and this is a big BUT, I totally get how she connects with so many and why she is this phenomenon. You do not have to be a huge fan, or a fan at all, to understand this. She really is an artist in the truest sense and a force of nature. And if someone had a spare ticket I'd certainly go to witness this...she's a once in a generation or two musician.

 

[Wozza]

I'd LOVE to go... to see support act Paramore. Hard to think of a band with a better frontwoman than Hayley Williams.

 

[BigBod]

My daughter is going to Wembley on Sunday with her mates and their family, first gig I haven't had to go with her. Can't say I'm too disappointed... am looking forward to Bludfest in August though, headlining act is YungBlud... that's more my thing. Love going to gigs with my daughter. She has come to Madness and The Specials with me along with From the Jam.... We love our music...

 

[Charles 'Charley' Charles]

We're going to the last Wembley show in August. To be honest we're all really looking forward to it. Got Green Day and AC/DC at Wembley before then though.

 

[Westdene Seagull]

She is a very average pop singer so not for me. That said I thought the same of Robbie Williams until I was dragged along to one of his concerts years ago by the then Mrs WS and a couple of friends and he was great. It was helped that he regularly yelled at the audience "Get your tits out for me" and many women of many ages obliged

 

[ozzygull]

Managed to get my daughter a ticket as she was desperate to go, for her 22nd birthday present. Really over priced but I understand how much it means to see your favourite musician and the memories live with you for a lifetime. Luckily was in a financial position to be able to afford it. I imagine there is thousands or young people disappointed

Me and her dad have taken her to concerts since she was young, she going with a friend this time.