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Huge rock band party at Scottish castle ahead of Taylor Swift show

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Huge rock band party at Scottish castle ahead of Taylor Swift show

PARAMORE are currently in Scotland as they gear up to support Taylor Swift in Edinburgh this weekend.

The American rock band will play Murrayfield for three nights ahead of the Eras Tour set.

Paramore are supporting Taylor Swift on the Eras TourCredit: AFP
Drummer Zac Farro posted a photo from a Scottish castle on his Instagram
They were spotted at Dairsie Castle, near CuparCredit: Airbnb

The Misery Business hitmakers include members Hayley Williams, Taylor York and Zac Farro.

And fans of the rockers were sent into a frenzy after drummer Farro was spotted at a Fife castle on his birthday.

He posted posted a snap at Dairsie Castle, near Cupar, on his Instagram stories.

Farro said it was the “best birthday surprise of his life”.

His pic featured video editor AJ Gibboney and solo artist Scott Cleary.

On Wednesday afternoon, more people were spotted arriving at the luxury castle.

Paramore and several of the Eras Tour entourage hosted a surprise party for Farro at the mansion, The Courier reported.

Around 220,000 fans are set to descend on Murrayfield from Friday, June 7, until Sunday, June 9, for Taylor Swift’s hugely popular Eras Tour.

Scottish Swifties have waited almost a year for the much-awaited show after tickets first went on sale last July.

And Paramore is opening all three nights.

Taylor Swift fans form huge queues at Murrayfield o but merch TWO days before gig

We previously told how the price of a one-night stay in Edinburgh has SOARED ahead of Taylor’s arrival.

Some fans are even snubbing the capital’s prices in favour of jumping on the train to another city.

The tourist boom has even sparked chaos for the city’s homeless services, with emergency accommodation for rough sleepers now unavailable after being booked out by Swifties.

We recently revealed how a ticket for the singer’s show has become the most expensive in Scotland.

Eye-watering fees are being charged by third-party sellers at nearly 18 times the cost.

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