A fan-run club night celebrating 20 years of Taylor Swift with deep cuts, extended mixes and fan favourites, part of the Perfectly Fine programme.
Swiftogeddon returns to SWG3 Warehouse on Friday 23 October, this time as a special marking 20 years of Taylor Swift's music. It's a fan-run club night built around worshipping at the altar of Taylor Swift, and this particular edition is billed as taking in every era, from Tim McGraw through to Toy Story.
What that means in practice is non-stop Swift all night: deep cuts, extended mixes, fan favourites and the hits. It's not a concert in the usual sense, but a night of her music played back-to-back, with the set pulling from the whole catalogue rather than just the latest albums. The organisers present it as the ultimate Taylor celebration, and they're clear that it's a fan-created event, not endorsed by the artist herself. It's run by fans, for fans, which pretty much sums up the whole thing.
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If you're planning on heading down, there are a couple of practical bits to keep in mind. Entry is strictly 18+, and you'll need to bring ID to get in. Doors open at 11pm, so it's a late one that runs well into the early hours. Tickets are available through Eventbrite and the SWG3 website.
