December 5, 2015 : Hot Trending In Australia
Pop juggernaut Taylor Swift is set to dazzle Queensland fans when the lights go up on her hotly anticipated Brisbane show.
Thousands of "Swifties" are expected to file into Suncorp Stadium for the 25-year-old's only Brisbane show on Saturday night.
It comes after the songstress flew into the Queensland capital having performed an intimate one-off gig on Hamilton Island, with some die-hard fans congregating outside the Stamford Plaza where she is believed to be staying.
Even a few of the state's politicians, including Deputy Premier Jackie Trad and her opposition counterpart John-Paul Langbroek, got into the spirit by dancing to Shake It Off ahead of her highly anticipated gig.
She'll sing hits off her hugely successful 1989 album, which debuted at No.1 on the Billboard 200 albums charts after notching up almost 1.3 million in initial sales.
Luckily, she won't have to contend with Queensland's infamous summer heat - the temperature is expected to be a pleasant 23 degrees.
Source :
http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/queensland/brisbane-gets-ready-to-shake-it-off-20151205-glgaiw.html
Pop juggernaut Taylor Swift is set to dazzle Queensland fans when the lights go up on her hotly anticipated Brisbane show.
Thousands of "Swifties" are expected to file into Suncorp Stadium for the 25-year-old's only Brisbane show on Saturday night.
It comes after the songstress flew into the Queensland capital having performed an intimate one-off gig on Hamilton Island, with some die-hard fans congregating outside the Stamford Plaza where she is believed to be staying.
Even a few of the state's politicians, including Deputy Premier Jackie Trad and her opposition counterpart John-Paul Langbroek, got into the spirit by dancing to Shake It Off ahead of her highly anticipated gig.
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Australian singer-songwriter Vance Joy is expected to entertain the
crowd until the one-time country darling hits the stage at 8.30pm.She'll sing hits off her hugely successful 1989 album, which debuted at No.1 on the Billboard 200 albums charts after notching up almost 1.3 million in initial sales.
Luckily, she won't have to contend with Queensland's infamous summer heat - the temperature is expected to be a pleasant 23 degrees.
Source :
http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/queensland/brisbane-gets-ready-to-shake-it-off-20151205-glgaiw.html
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