A club night where only songs by pop star Taylor Swift play is making its way back to London. The event, titled ‘Swiftogeddon’, travels to nightclubs throughout the UK, with fans of the Blank Space singer across the country able to “worship at the altar of Taylor Swift”. The organisers, who are themselves die-hard Swift fans, promise “deep cuts, extended mixes, fan favourites and all the hits”. READ MORE: London Underground: Hidden bar concealed beneath one of capital’s most famous neighbourhoods Swiftogeddon first made its way to London back in August 2019 to mark the release of Swift’s album Lover. Many of its events set for 2020 were rescheduled due to Covid-19, but Swiftogeddon is now back with two upcoming London dates at Troxy, near Limehouse in East London. The first event will take place on Saturday, October 2, and the second next year, on Saturday, March 12. Both events run into the early hours, so attendees can expect to get through a hefty amount of Swift’s discography. Fans wishing to grab tickets and Shake It Off at Swiftogeddon need to act fast, though: tickets have already sold out for the October event, with a waiting list now set up.…
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A club night where nothing but Taylor Swift songs play all night long is returning to London
