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Date(s) - June 28, 2024 - June 30, 2024
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Taylor Swift in Dublin: Eras Tour timings, dates, set list, support acts and everything you need to know. Taylor’s glittering Eras Tour continues its epic European leg in Dublin this weekend.
What time are you arriving at the stadium? Which era are you dressing as? Will you be buying merch before or after the concert? If you’re a Swiftie in Dublin, you haven’t got long left to decide.
When is Taylor Swift’s Eras tour coming to Dublin?
She’ll be gracing the Irish capital with three shows at the Aviva Stadium this weekend on June 28, 29 and 30.
What time will Taylor come on stage?
Doors open at 5pm and Taylor is expected on stage at around 8pm.
Where to watch stream?
That’s because the time has finally come – Mother is on her way to the Irish capital for three nights from June 28. So, ahead of your Wildest Dreams being realised, it’s time to draw that cat eye sharp enough to kill a man and brush up on the timings, setlist and support acts ahead of Taylor’s Eras Tour shows in Dublin. Need some help? Don’t you fret – we’ve got all the relevant info right here.
Are there any tickets left?
Sadly not, but keep an eye on Ticketmaster for any resale opportunities.
How much did tickets cost?
Tickets for the Dublin shows sold out fast last summer, with prices ranging from €86 to €206, with VIP packages costing up to €744.
What’s the full setlist for the Eras Tour?
As has been well-documented on TikTok by now, Taylor’s setlist has undergone a pretty major rejig since she released The Tortured Poet’s Department, but don’t worry – there’s still just over three hours of the show. The full confirmed Eras Tour setlist is as follows:
Lover
Miss Americana and the Heartbreak Prince
Cruel Summer
The Man
You Need to Calm Down
Lover
Fearless
Fearless
You Belong With Me
Love Story
Red
22
We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together
I Knew You Were Trouble
All Too Well (10-minute version)
Speak Now
Enchanted
Reputation
… Ready For It?
Delicate
Don’t Blame Me
Look What You Made Me Do
Folklore/Evermore (now combined into one Era)
cardigan
betty
champagne problems
august
illicit affairs
my tears ricochet
Marjorie
willow
1989
Style
Blank Space
Shake It Off
Wildest Dreams
Bad Blood
The Tortured Poets Department (new!)
But Daddy I Love Him
So High School
Who’s Afraid of Little Old Me?
Down Bad
Fortnight
The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived
I Can Do It With A Broken Heart
Surprise songs
These change each night, obvs, but there are always two.
Midnights
Lavender Haze
Anti-Hero
Midnight Rain
Vigilante Shit
Bejeweled
Mastermind
Karma
These are the songs that have been removed as of her first Paris show:
The Archer (from Lover era)
Long Live (from Speak Now era)
the 1 (from folklore era)
the last great american dynasty (from folklore era)
’tis the damn season (from evermore era)
tolerate it (from evermore era)
Who will be supporting Taylor in Dublin?
American pop-rock band Paramore are supporting Taylor on the European leg of her tour. The nine-song setlist includes bops like ‘Hard Times’, ‘Misery Business’, ‘Still Into You’ and ‘Ain’t It Fun’.
Are there any banned items?
Yes – but hopefully you weren’t planning on bringing any of these things anyway. The ‘ground rules’ section of the Aviva Stadium’s website reads: ‘Fireworks, smoke canisters, vuvuzelas, bottles, knives, glasses, cans, flag poles, banners, laser devices, dangerous or hazardous items and other similar articles or containers including anything which could or might be used as a weapon are not permitted within the ground and any person in possession of such an article or container may be refused entry or ejected from the Stadium.’
Umbrellas, prams and strollers are also not permitted within the stadium, nor are bags larger than A4. Handbags will also be subject to a search by security.
Where else is Taylor performing the Eras Tour?
The tour has been going for over a year, but the end is far from in sight – after Dublin, there are still 25 shows to go in Europe before Taylor finishes up in Canada in December. Here are the other dates following Dublin:
July 4, 5 and 6 – Johan Cruijff Arena in Amsterdam, Netherlands
July 9 and 10 – Letzigrund Zurich Stadium in Zurich, Switzerland
July 13 and 14 – San Siro Stadium in Milan, Italy
July 17, 18 and 19 – Veltins-Arena in Gelsenkirchen, Germany
July 23 and 24- Volksparkstadion in Hamburg, Germany
July 27 and 28- Munich Olympic Stadium in Munich, Germany
August 1, 2 and 3 – PGE Narodowy National Stadium in Warsaw, Poland
August 8, 9 and 10 – Ernst Happel Stadium in Vienna, Austria
August 15, 16, 17, 19 and 20 – Wembley Stadium in London, UK
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