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Social media star and broadcaster Charleen Murphy hopes to record her own country song as she launches her own music career.
Charleen was speaking to us outside the Aviva Stadium where she was heading to watch Taylor Swift's Eras Tour gig.
She revealed she was a big fan and has seen her perform live before. She was attending with her best friend and donned a purple ensemble befitting the occasion.
SEE PICTURES: Taylor Swift fans gather early for Aviva Stadium concert on Friday
She said she's just released her own song 'Superstar' but that she hopes to record a country song. "You heard it here, first," she said.
You can watch our chat with Charleen at the top of this article.
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