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Swiftogeddon
Swiftogeddon is a club night dedicated entirely to the music of Taylor Swift, launched in 2019 at Limehouse in London as, by its own account, the first event of its kind. It is fan-run rather than affiliated with Swift or her business entities, and plays deep cuts, extended mixes, and hits across a full set rather than following a conventional live-band format.
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United Kingdom
- Aug 8LeedsBelgrave Music HallView details
- Aug 9EdinburghLa Belle AngèleView details
- Aug 14LondonBetween the BridgesView details
- Oct 9BristolO2 Academy BristolView details
- Oct 9NorwichEpic StudiosView details
- Oct 18OxfordO2 Academy2 OxfordView details
- Oct 24ManchesterO2 Ritz ManchesterView details
- Nov 16 – Nov 16LiverpoolDistrictView details
- Nov 21Newcastle Upon TyneBoiler ShopView details
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Past shows
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United Kingdom
- Jul 24LiverpoolDistrictView details
- Jul 18CambridgeKikiView details
About Swiftogeddon
The night continued through the pandemic and expanded to venues across the UK, with organizers describing sold-out crowds at repeat stops in cities including Leicester. According to The Guardian, the crowd skews heavily toward women and gay men, and attendees have pointed to the atmosphere as unusually free of harassment, with organizers noting no reported incidents of drink spiking or unwanted attention at the events.
Attendees describe the appeal as communal, treating Swift's songwriting as a shared reference point for a room of fans singing along together rather than as a backdrop. The format has since been picked up by similar Swift-themed nights touring venues in the United States, following the template Swiftogeddon established as a themed alternative to a standard club or concert bill.