The Bluebird Cafe is denying rumors that Olivia Rodrigo's team had photos of Taylor Swift removed from the venue prior to the 'Vampire' singer's 2023 performance.

A Bluebird Cafe employee's misstatement about Olivia Rodrigo requesting Taylor Swift's photo be removed sparked online fandom conflict. The cafe's general manager clarified that Rodrigo's team ...

The Bluebird Cafe manager speaks out following claims that Olivia Rodrigo and her team asked the Nashville restaurant and concert venue to remove photos of Taylor Swift when Rodrigo performed ...

After a video surfaced alleging that Olivia Rodrigo’s team requested Taylor Swift’s photos to be removed from Nashville’s Bluebird Cafe during a 2023 performance, the establishment spoke out.

A photo of the Eras Tour singer on the back stage was from a limited-time exhibition of images by Deone Jahnke in 2008, according to Nichols. Swift also has a dedicated chair and headshot on ...

The fandoms of Taylor Swift and Olivia Rodrigo are going head-to-head on social media after a video clip of an employee from a famous music venue misspeaking was posted online. "It's developed ...

A video recently began circulating of an employee inside the Bluebird explaining Olivia Rodrigo and her team requested the removal of any signs of Taylor Swift during a 2023 performance.

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The Bluebird Café in Nashville is clearing up rumors after a viral video sparked claims that Olivia Rodrigo's team requested a photo of Taylor Swift be taken down before Rodrigo performed there.

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