Taylor Swift has put a local British pub on the map. On her new album, “The Tortured Poets Department,” she has a song called “The Black Dog,” and fans think it’s about a London bar with ...

A London pub mentioned on Taylor Swift's new album said the sudden international recognition was "surreal" - and had received "thousands of requests" from fans wanting to buy merchandise. The ...

Taylor Swift Fans Flock to London Pub After Singer Hints It’s Joe Alwyn’s Favorite in New Song. Story by Mike Vulpo • 10mo. ... When Taylor Swift speaks, Swifties listen.

LONDON — “The Black Dog” was a quiet London pub until it became a pilgrimage site for Taylor Swift fans who identified it from a song on the US megastar’s latest album. Dewmi Fernando, a ...

Taylor Swift's song "The Black Dog" is going viral, as fans flock to the London pub it's written about. Fans are also wondering if the song was inspired by Joe Alwyn or Matty Healy.

How Taylor Swift fever has forced a south London pub to hire extra security, order more glasses and open up bookings months in advance as fans flock to the 'quaint' venue in their droves - but ...

One unexpected side effect of the album’s release has seen hundreds of Swift fans flock to The Black Dog in Vauxhall, South London, after Swift sang about it on the song of the same name.

Taylor Swift fans are flocking to The Black Dog, a pub in southwest London, after it was name-checked on the U.S singer’s new album “The Tortured Poets Department.” ...

Taylor Swift fans have now made a hotspot out of the Black Dog, a traditional pub in London, ... Swifties flock to London pub believed to be ‘Black Dog’ inspiration. May 2, 2024 03:22.

LONDON, UK (CBS) – Taylor Swift fans are flocking to The Black Dog after it was name-checked on the U.S singer’s new album “The Tortured Poet’s Department.” It’s a pub in southwest ...

Taylor Swift fans are flocking to The Black Dog, a pub in southwest London, after it was name-checked on the U.S singer's new album "The Tortured Poet's Department." Lily Bottomley, the pub's ...