Taylor Swift guest Paramore pays tribute to legendary Irish band ...

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Pop-punk band Paramore opened for Taylor Swift this evening, on the first show of the Eras Tour in Dublin. The lead singer, Hayley Williams, paid tribute to Irish band, the Cranberries.

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Paramore, who have been long time friends with Swift, joined her on the European leg of her tour. The band will set the stage for Swift on all three nights in the Aviva Stadium this weekend.

Lead singer, Hayley Williams, delighted Irish fans as she took to the stage wearing a t-shirt for the Irish band, The Cranberries. The legendary rock band was led by the late singer Dolores O’Riordan who passed away in 2018.

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A fan, @TomDouglas95, who spotted the reference immediately shared the picture on X, writing: "Hayley's wearing a Cranberries t-shirt too, up Limerick!"

Tickets for Taylor Swift's record-breaking Eras Tour have been like gold dust. While some fortunate Swifties managed to nab seats for her shows last summer, many others have been left scrambling to find tickets for one of her later gigs when she returns in the fall.

While these shows are sold out on Ticketmaster, there are still ways to get your hands on tickets through sites such as Viagogo and StubHub.

On a previous visit to Ireland, Paramore performed an acoustic version of the Cranberries hit song Dreams. During the song, she said to the crowd who were singing along: "I’ve thought about this for years, and you sound better than I imagined. I do not think I could ever imagine what the Cranberries felt when people sang this s*** to them. This is the stuff of legends.”

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