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Pop icon Taylor Swift will arrive in Edinburgh next week performing three shows at the Scottish Gas Murrayfield on Friday 7, Saturday 8 and Sunday 9 June.<br/><br/>If you're lucky enough to have tickets, you might like to know some essential bits of information like stage times, how to get there, age restrictions and set list.<br/><br/>Here is everything you need to know.<br/><br/>Music: Chill With Me by tubebackr is licensed under a Creative Commons License. <br/>
Pop icon Taylor Swift will arrive in Edinburgh next week performing three shows at the Scottish Gas Murrayfield on Friday 7, Saturday 8 and Sunday 9 June.<br/><br/>If you're lucky enough to have tickets, you might like to know some essential bits of information like stage times, how to get there, age restrictions and set list.<br/><br/>Here is everything you need to know.<br/><br/>Music: Chill With Me by tubebackr is licensed under a Creative Commons License. <br/>
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