Mariah Carey Announces Dublin Date And Sends Gay Twitter Into A Frenzy

The skinny legend's loyal fanbase literally could not cope when the news broke this morning.

Image of Mariah Carey standing against a curtain.

Mariah Carey – the best-selling female artist of all time, and ultimate gay icon – revealed this morning that she will be performing in Dublin in the 3Arena on May 22 2019. The Dublin date will be the first stop on the superstar’s European leg of the Caution World Tour.

Mariah’s European ‘lambily’ will be delighted with the newly announced dates. The songstress has also announced performance dates in Paris, Hamburg, Aalborg, Barcelona, Bordeaux and Amsterdam. Additionally, the skinny legend has secured a three-day residency in the Albert Hall in London.

Tickets for the Dublin date, as well as the European leg of Mariah’s Caution World Tour, go on sale this Friday, February 8 at 9 am both online and at Ticketmaster outlets nationwide.

Members of the Honey B. Fly – Mariah’s official fan club community – all have access to pre-sale codes. Since 10 am this morning the Honey B. Fly crew have had first access to tickets, as well as the exclusive Honey B. Fly live pass which grants access to a subscription to the official Mariah Carey newsletter, special offers, contests and promotions.  

The queen herself shared the exciting news with her fans on Twitter this morning. She wrote:

“The #CAUTION world tour is coming to Europe and the UK!!! HBF (Honey B. Fly) fan club presales are starting now @mariahcarey.com/tour.”

Needless to say, the news of the Dublin date sent the online lambily into a frenzy. One loyal fan revealed that they simply “couldn’t cope” with the news of the upcoming concert:

https://twitter.com/Bri_ternity/status/1092798366776524800

Devoted fans have already started to nab pre-sale tickets:

Another commenter ordered demanded that Mariah take all their money:

https://twitter.com/kevwaddell/status/1092770850724552704

Others could barely believe their eyes:

https://twitter.com/liamwhite23/status/1092750433704128514

Other fans used the announcement to demand justice for the singer’s latest album, ‘Caution’:

‘Caution’ is the chart-topping singer’s latest album. Iconic Dublin gay bar The George was selected as the official venue of the launch party last November.

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