Taylor Swift is bizarrely accused of performing ‘Satanic’ rituals at her Eras tour concerts by British pop star

Taylor Swift has been bizarrely accused of performing demonic rituals at her concerts by Boyzone’s Shane Lynch.

The Style hitmaker, 34, is currently touring the world on her sold-out Eras tour, having just performed seven shows in Sydney and Melbourne.

But now Shane, 47, a born-again Pentecostal Christian, has targeted the star and other performers who perform “demonic” rituals without the public “even realizing it.”

He told Irish newspaper Sunday World: ‘If you look at a lot of the artists, I think a lot of their shows are satanic rituals, live in front of 20,000 people without them realizing and recognizing it.

“You’ll see a lot of hoods and masks and fire ceremonies.

“Even as far as Taylor Swift – one of the biggest artists in the world – you watch one of her shows and she has two or three different demonic rituals that have to do with the pentagrams on the ground, that have to do with all kinds of things on her stage.

‘But for many people it is just art and unfortunately that is how people see it.’

He added that he has stopped listening to hip-hop and Grime because of the “hidden satanic” messages and the “evil” hidden in “the beats” of the music.

During the “evermore” segment of her Eras tour, Taylor wears a cape as she and her backup dancers dance around with lanterns.

MailOnline has contacted Taylor’s representatives for comment.

It comes after Taylor went viral earlier this month for making a hand gesture that some interpreted as ‘the sign of the horns’ – a satanic symbol.

She released her hit song Cruel Summer on her show when people noticed the move – leading to more unsubstantiated claims.

It comes after Taylor left Australia after her father Scott was accused of attacking a local photographer on Tuesday morning.

The American singer’s private jet left Sydney Airport just hours after the alleged incident.

The global megastar gave her final Eras Tour concert in the city on Monday evening.

The Bombardier Global 6000, which flew both Taylor and her boyfriend Travis Kelce to Australia, was spotted flying down the runway around noon.

It is believed that Taylor’s team and her father are all on board.

Taylor traveled Down Under for seven sold-out concerts in Melbourne and Sydney, which concluded on Monday night, and she has a few days off before returning to the stage in Singapore on March 2.

Her departure comes just hours after her father Scott Swift, 71, was accused of punching Ben McDonald, 51, at a ferry terminal in the suburb of Neutral Bay at about 2.30am on Tuesday, after the Australian leg of her Eras tour had ended. rounded.

Taylor’s team has said that Scott allegedly punched an Australian photographer in the face after “threatening to throw a female staff member into the water.”

Taylor and Scott had traveled from Homebush on a luxury superyacht called Quantum before the alleged attack.

Footage from the moments before the alleged altercation showed Scott walking onto the dock while giving photographers the middle finger.

A spokeswoman for Taylor Swift told Daily Mail Australia the photographers were “aggressive.”

“Two individuals aggressively pushed their way towards Taylor, grabbed her security staff and threatened to throw a female staff member into the water,” she said.

However, Mr McDonald – the CEO of Matrix Media Group – branded the statement “complete nonsense” and said Taylor was the only woman at the scene.

“This is the kind of bulls**t I would expect,” he said. ‘Which woman was that? The only one there was Taylor.”

Mr McDonald said the altercation was caught on camera and did not show the photographers behaving aggressively.

The North Shore Police Command has launched an investigation into the alleged incident.

The photographer previously accused Scott of ‘attacking’ him while he was off the superyacht with Taylor.

He initially thought it was a security guard and was shocked to realize the alleged attacker was the pop star’s father.

Mr McDonald also said he did not know what prompted the alleged attack.

“In 23 years of taking pictures, I’ve never seen anything like this,” he said.

“She got off the boat and walked towards the guards who were shoving umbrellas in our faces.”

Footage of the alleged incident showed Taylor and her father leaving the dock with large umbrellas blocking the view.

Mr McDonald started shooting when a security guard was heard telling him not to touch the umbrella.

The camera shook and there was movement from behind the umbrella.

A security guard could be heard saying: “That wasn’t me, that wasn’t me.”

Mr. McDonald asked, “Who was that?”

He then went to The Rocks Police Station and reported the alleged incident.

Mr McDonald did not require medical attention and does not believe he will suffer permanent injuries, but has “very painful chops” on the left side of his face.

Scott was a fixture at his daughter’s side during her sold-out Eras tour.

He has been praised for handing out sandwiches to fans in the middle of a show in Sydney and saying ‘help yourself’.

Additional tickets were released the day before Taylor’s first show in Melbourne earlier this month, but most had limited views of the stage.

Scott walked around handing out VIP passes so that excited fans would have access to better seats.