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Irish Daily Mirror
25-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Irish Daily Mirror
Dua Lipa at Aviva Stadium: Tickets, setlist, support and all you need to know
Dua Lipa is gearing up to perform her biggest Irish show to date, with the One Kiss singer set to take to the stage at Dublin's Aviva Stadium on Friday night. The English singer is set to perform to over 50,000 Irish fans as she brings her global Radical Optimism tour to Dublin for a sell-out night in the capital. It promises to be an unforgettable event and we have all the info you need ahead of Friday's gig, including what time the show is scheduled to get under way, and how you can get your hands on some last-minute tickets. Tickets for Friday's concert are almost completely sold out, however there is still a chance for ticketless fans to see Dua Lipa perform live at the Aviva Stadium. A handful of restricted view tickets are available to purchase via Ticketmaster, priced at €107.45 each. However, fans should take note that a restricted view ticket on Ticketmaster means the seat has a limited or obstructed view of the stage. This could be due to the seat's position, or an obstruction like a pole, speaker, or the soundboard. Concertgoers have been urged to download their tickets to your phone ahead of Friday's concert - don't wait until the day. Screenshots will not work as barcodes are live and updating regularly. The Aviva Stadium will start letting fans through turnstiles from 5pm on Friday and ticketholders have been warned that there is strictly no early queuing or camping permitted. If patrons do turn up early, security and An Garda Siochana will be on patrol in advance and will turn away anyone arriving early at the venue who does not have an early entry ticket. Ticketholders should take note that there are no re-admissions to the concert. If you leave, there is no re-entry. The night's first support act is scheduled to be on stage at 6pm, with the second support act on the bill likely to kick off their set at around 7.15pm. Dua Lipa is expected to take to the stage between 8.30pm and 9pm, with the event set to come to an end at 11pm. There are two support acts lined-up for Friday's concert. Joining Dua Lipa will be American singer and actress Dove Cameron, known for starring in the Disney Channel comedy series Liv and Maddie. Also on Friday's bill is Alessi Rose, an indie-pop singer who served as the opening act for Noah Kahan's 2024 tour, with songs including Say Ur Mine and Hate This Part. Setlist Dua Lipa has performed a number of UK shows in recent weeks and the setlist being used is more or less the same at every show. During her most recent show at Anfield in Liverpool on Tuesday, Dua Lipa played the following setlist. Fans can expect it to be similar for Friday's Dublin gig. Set 1 1. Training Season 2. End of an Era 3. Break My Heart 4. One Kiss Set 2 5. Whatcha Doing 6. Levitating 7. These Walls 8. Valerie (The Zutons cover) 9. Maria Set 3 10. Physical 11. Electricity 12. Hallucinate 13. Illusion Set 4 14. Falling Forever 15. Happy for You 16. Love Again 17. Anything for Love 18. Be the One Encore: 19. New Rules 20. Dance the Night 21. Don't Start Now 22. One Kiss 23. Houdini As there are no parking spots available at the Aviva Stadium, concertgoers are advised to travel to the venue on public transport and park their cars in the city centre if necessary. Lansdowne Road railway station is located immediately adjacent to the venue, and regularly served by DART services between Malahide, Howth, Bray and Greystones, and selected Commuter services from Connolly Station. Ticketholders should note that after the concert the nearby Grand Canal Dock DART station will be closed. The venue is also easily accessible by foot within 30 minutes from St Stephen's Green, or Luas stops Charlemont on the Green Line and Point Village on the Red Line. The Aviva Stadium is also served by bus routes 4, 7/a, 39a, 46a, 145 and 155, each of which stop a short walk away from the venue. Concertgoers can also avail of either the Red Line or Green Line. Red Line: Patrons can avail of the Red Cow Car Park and the Tallaght Cross West Car Park where they can avail of the Luas to Connolly Station where they can avail of the DART to Lansdowne Road or Sandymount Avenue Green Line: Patrons can avail of the Balally Car Park, Stillorgan Car Park, Beacon South Quarter Luas Car Park and the Sandyford Park car park where they can avail of the Luas to Ranelagh which is only 20 minutes walk from the venue. Irish Rail: Irish Rail run additional services for patrons attending at events at the Aviva Stadium. Please see for confirmation of the above information and for timetables. Dublin Bus: Dublin Bus Routes 4, 7/a, 39a, 46a, 145 and 155 will operate a full service nearest the venue. More info on Dublin Bus. Taxi drop-off: Suggested locations are Pembroke Road/Northumberland Road or Tritonville Road/Herbert Road depending on your approach route There are 100 disabled parking spaces in the Aviva Stadium car park which can only be accessed from Herbert Road. Patrons using this facility should be in the Stadium two hours prior to the event starting or admittance cannot be guaranteed. Concertgoers are advised to follow entrance routes, which are separated by the colour groups designated to every individual ticket. If you still need to collect your tickets, box offices will open at 3pm on Herbert Road to the south-east, and at the junction between Lansdowne Road and Northumberland Road to the south-west of the stadium. You must enter through whichever gate is detailed on your ticket. Your ticket background colour is your dedicated route. Red ticket (Gold Standing East): Entry via Dodder Bank off Bath Avenue/Londonbridge Rd. Blue ticket (West Stand Upper & Gold Standing West): Entry via Podium Entrance off Shelbourne Road. Orange ticket (West Stand Lower): Entry via Lansdowne Lane. Green ticket (South Stand & Main Pitch Standing): Entry via Lansdowne Road. Purple ticket (East Stand): Entry via Herbert Road. Strict security checks will be in operation at the Aviva Stadium. All ticketholders will be subject to a search permissible under law, per Purchase Policy. Additional searches may take place once inside the venue. Bags larger than A4, glass or cans, umbrellas, alcohol, garden furniture, selfie sticks, flares, professional cameras and audio recording equipment will not be permitted into the venue. Patrons are especially advised not to bring large bags/backpacks as they may experience delays or be refused entry. There will be no storage facilities on-site. Any items left at entrances / in surrounding areas will be removed and disposed of accordingly. Due to health and safety, there are strictly no camping/collapsible chairs/ stools permitted in the venue. Concertgoers do not bring these items as security will have to refuse you entry with them. As with all events at the Aviva Stadium, a Garda Cordon will be in effect on the streets that lead to the Stadium. Only accredited vehicles will be permitted to pass by this cordon. All vehicles will be checked for accreditation. Local residents, their immediate families, local business community will be facilitated at the barriers with proof of address. However proof of address does not guarantee entry through the cordon where high pedestrian volumes exist. The following roads will be closed to through traffic from 1pm on Friday: Subsequently the following roads will be closed to through traffic from 3.30pm: Gardai have said that during the hours of operation of the Garda Cordon, vehicles, bicycles, skips, bags, bins or any other items which are causing an obstruction or which may become a trip hazard will be relocated or removed. Organisers have confirmed that Dua Lipa's concerts will take place "rain, hail or shine" and have appealed to concertgoers to dress accordingly. The current forecast suggests Friday will be rather windy with rain and drizzle across most of the country. Some heavy falls are possible during the morning and afternoon, but the rain will become lighter and patchier towards evening, with highest temperatures of 16C to 20C with a fresh to strong and gusty southwesterly wind. Friday night is forecast to start breezy and cloudy with patchy light rain or drizzle. Drier and clearer conditions will gradually spread through the night, but some cloud and drizzle may linger, with lowest temperatures of 11C to 16C with a moderate to fresh southwesterly wind easing light to moderate overnight.
Perth Now
19-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Perth Now
Dove Cameron overcomes her nudity fears
Dove Cameron has overcome her fear of shooting nude scenes. The 29-year-old actress is dating Italian singer Damiano David, and he's encouraged Dove to overcome her fear of filming nude scenes. Speaking to NYLON, Dove explained: "My partner is European and has way less hang-ups on the purity complex than Americans do. "I went to the beach with him during a break while filming, and all the girls were taking their tops off. He was like, 'Nobody's going to be staring at you. You're totally safe. If you want to, then you're free to do that.' Not that he was giving me permission, but he was like, 'You've never done this before. It's normal.'" Dove also credits directors and intimacy coordinators for helping her to overcome her anxieties. The movie star said: "I think it actually helped me fast-forward in my evolution." Dove actually finds love to be "inspiring", and the actress - who has battled depression in the past - has admitted to feeling "very safe" with Damiano. She shared: "The thing about love is it's just, like, f****** inspiring. "I was enjoying this campy feminine moment that I was in, where I was suddenly someone's girlfriend. I was very healed, very in love, feeling very safe." Dove has actually recently returned to listening to some of her favourite artists from her young years. She said: "I was suddenly listening to what I grew up listening to: Marina, Robyn, Gaga, Lana. And I was like, 'Wait a minute. What happened to all that music that I rejected, that I grew up with, that I was formed by?' I was listening to that music again going, 'This would slap today. This would absolutely rule the radio. It's all I want to consume.'' Dove starred in Liv and Maddie, the Disney sitcom, between 2013 and 2017. But she recently confessed that it would be "f****** hard" to be on the Disney Channel these days. The actress - who also played the leading role in Disney's Descendants film franchise - told People: "I think even as an adult now, I would go back and be like, wow, this is f****** hard."
Daily Mirror
07-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
'I was a Disney child star - but blew my fortune in extravagant ways'
Joey Bragg, who rose to fame on the Disney Channel series Liv and Maddie, has spoken out about his financial struggles and admitted to splurging his savings with a VIP lifestyle Disney Channel has long been the launchpad for numerous A-listers, including pop sensations Selena Gomez and Miley Cyrus. The network's series and movies have consistently kept them in the limelight, allowing emerging young talents to garner enormous followings. Yet, former Disney Channel luminary Joey Bragg has openly admitted that he frittered away his youthful earnings from acting on an extravagant way of life. Now aged 28, Joey rose to prominence through his role as Joey Rooney on the hit series Liv and Maddie. The show, which delighted audiences from 2013 to 2017, also starred Dove Cameron, Tenzing Norgay Trainor, Kali Rocha, Benjamin King, and Lauren Lindsey Donzis. Joey, who was pursuing comedy before his breakthrough, revealed that he initially declined the chance to star in Liv and Maddie. He eventually accepted after a more lucrative deal was proposed, leading him to uproot to Los Angeles at 17 to film the successful TV comedy. In accordance with Californian legislation, 15% of Joey's income from the series was secured in a trust due to his minor status at the time. Setting themselves apart from some other child stars' guardians, Joey's folks "didn't pay themselves anything." Upon reaching adulthood, Joey gained access to his reserved earnings, receiving a hefty sum of $70,000 (£52k) which he obtained whole on his 18th birthday. He went on to splurge on luxurious experiences, but ultimately exhausted his funds. Joey revealed on the Cash Cuties podcast: "I moved in with my girlfriend, I went to Coachella every year, the VIP Outside Lands, it was stuff like that. I wasn't buying jet skis or boats or anything, I mean I didn't necessarily have enough to buy a jet ski or a boat, but I definitely got used to the lifestyle." One of his most extravagant outlays was at Disney World, where he shelled out $5,000 (£3.7k) for a private guide for the day. He also confessed to where a substantial amount of his fortune had gone, admitting: "Also mostly weed, I spent most of it on weed." However, the early windfall came with a downside, as Joey acknowledges it distorted his view of finances. He noted: "It definitely f***ed me up in regards to what I'm used to and what I enjoy out of life, I get got a lot easily because I'm so used to having the extra money." Despite this financial rollercoaster, Joey's career has continued to thrive, with roles in several TV series, including a lead role in the American sitcom Call Your Mother, and a recent appearance in the comedy-drama film Sid Is Dead, alongside stars like Mary Stuart Masterson and Carla Gallo.
Buzz Feed
28-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Buzz Feed
How Much 20 Actors Get In Residuals
Ryan McCartan appeared on Disney Channel's Liv and Maddie for four years, playing basketball star Diggie Smalls. In May, he took to Instagram to share a residual check from the series, showing he was paid just 41 cents by the network. Before becoming a rapper, Drake was famously a child star, portraying Jimmy Brooks on the Canadian series Degrassi: The Next Generation from 2001 to 2009. In 2017, he posted a residual check on Instagram for a mere $8.25. The Friends cast — Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox, David Schwimmer, Lisa Kudrow, Matthew Perry, and Matt LeBlanc — reportedly make $20 million a year from reruns, with Matthew's earnings seemingly going to his estate since his tragic 2023 death. In 2021, Billy Porter told the PA news agency that his residual checks were just "six cents." He apparently doesn't get "any more money" from Pose, the series that launched him to fame and earned him numerous accolades, including an Emmy, even though it continues to air on Hulu and Disney+. Kimiko Glenn once received a paycheck for just $27, despite starring in over 40 episodes of Orange Is the New Black. "We did not get paid very well ever," she stated. In 2014, Bob Gunton told the Wall Street Journal that he still receives residuals from 1994's The Shawshank Redemption. While he said they weren't "huge" payments, they were "steady, close to six figures by the film's 10th anniversary in 2004." "I suspect my daughter, years from now, will still be getting checks," he said. Drake Bell and Josh Peck apparently make "zero" money from Drake & Josh reruns. As Josh told the BFFs podcast, "It aired from 2004 to 2007, but — fun fact — because kids' TV doesn't have residuals, it's still on every day." Ray Romano reportedly earns up to $18 million annually from reruns of his hit CBS show Everybody Loves Raymond. The series aired from 1996 to 2005 and continues to run on Peacock, Paramount+, and several other networks today. As John Mahoney told the Chicago Tribune in 2004, he made "a ton of money" from Frasier — so much so that he didn't have to "worry" about his "next job." The outlet reported that John intended to live off his show earnings and residuals after the show's conclusion, and although the exact amount was not disclosed, it was said that John had "enough in the bank to ensure he never has to work again on something he'd rather not do." John died in 2018 with only a few more television appearances after Frasier, but with a reported net worth of $16 million. Mandy Moore said she's received "very tiny, like, 81-cent checks" from This Is Us streaming on Hulu — and sometimes, less than that. She memorably played Rebecca Pearson on the series for six years before its conclusion in 2022. Kendrick Sampson portrayed Nathan Campbell on HBO's Insecure from 2018 to 2021, and in 2023, he revealed he received $86 from over 50 residual checks. "This is that bullshit," he reportedly said. "And I KNOW people are struggling much more than me!" During the 2023 SAG-AFTRA strike, Aaron Paul claimed he wasn't making any money from Breaking Bad Netflix residuals. "I don't get a piece from Netflix on Breaking Bad to be totally honest, and that's insane to me,' he told Entertainment Weekly Canada on a picket line. "I think a lot of these streamers know that they have been getting away with not paying people a fair wage, and now it's time to pony up." Robert Pine, who has appeared in hundreds of episodes of shows like CHiPs and The Bold and the Beautiful, told the Chicago Tribune that his residual royalties added up to "several thousands [of] dollars" a year, allowing him to send his daughter to UCLA and his son to college. In the same article, Art Hoffman from The Wonder Years discussed his residual earnings and said that although his time on the show was brief, it was still rewarding. According to Art, he'd even been able to pay for several expenses just from a recent TV marathon. "That marathon did me well," he said. "It helped me pay my rent. It is helping me pay for school." Art had reportedly only appeared in three episodes as a student and Winnie's boyfriend before leaving the industry to attend Colorado State University. Reece Thompson — aka the "little Irish boy" from Titanic — said that in the immediate years after the film's release, he received residual checks "in the thousands." By 2018, however, that number had dwindled to somewhere between $100 and $300 a year. According to her son Brandon, Pamela Anderson, who played C.J. Parker on Baywatch from 1992 to 1997, makes $4,000 annually in residuals. "That's a crime," he said. Josie Davis appeared in over 100 episodes of the '80s sitcom Charles in Charge, and yet, one of her recent residual checks was for a meager $6.60. She posted the check on Facebook and sarcastically said, "Oh my God, look at all my residuals! The pages are even longer than I imagined. Boy, no wonder everyone thinks I'm so wealthy. I made a lot of money on Charles in Charge!" Finally, one time, Robert Carradine from Lizzie McGuire allegedly received a $0 residual check. He said he believed it was from 2003's The Lizzie McGuire Movie.
New York Post
28-05-2025
- Entertainment
- New York Post
Former Disney child star Ryan McCartan gives rare insight into pay from residuals
A former child star has shared the jaw-dropping amount he makes in residuals from a popular Disney Channel show. Ryan McCartan, 31, starred in 'Liv and Maddie,' a successful tween show that ran from 2013 to 2017. Advertisement Usually, famous people shy away from discussing money, but he took to Instagram to reveal how much he still makes from the hit show. 4 Ryan McCartan starred in 'Liv and Maddie,' a successful tween show that ran from 2013 to 2017. Disney Channel via Getty Images Residuals are an extra payment made to actors when reruns are aired. It is separate from the salary they're paid initially. Advertisement The star really aimed for transparency when he took to Instagram and shared his recent residual cheque of 41 cents. 'When they ask me if Disney Channel paid me well,' he joked. 4 McCartan took to Instagram to reveal how much he still makes from the hit show. Disney Channel via Getty Images Thankfully, McCartan isn't relying on his measly residual paychecks to get by. Instead, the actor is currently starring in the musical version of 'The Great Gatsby 'on Broadway. Advertisement The 31-year-old also has a million followers on Instagram and describes himself as a 'role model to tens of theater kids' but he perhaps still most famous for his past relationship. He previously engaged to fellow former Disney star Dove Cameron. The pair met on the Liv and Maddie show and got engaged in 2016 after two years of dating, but they called off their engagement in the same year. 4 Ryan McCartan and Sarah Hyland at 'The Great Gatsby' Centennial Celebration Gala at The New York Public Library's Astor Hall on Jan. 16, 2025 in New York, New York. Variety via Getty Images Advertisement McCartan announced their break-up on X and said, 'Dove has decided this relationship isn't what she wants' and added that the pair still loved each other and asked fans to be sensitive because it was a 'painful' time. Cameron also tweeted about their break-up, saying it was an 'intense' time and adding that there was still lots of love between the pair. Later, in an interview with Seventeen magazine, she admitted it was her first ever real relationship. 4 The 31-year-old (R) also has a million followers on Instagram and describes himself as a 'role model to tens of theatre kids,' but he is perhaps still most famous for his past relationship. Disney Channel via Getty Images 'It was on-screen and off-screen. A lot of what I went through in that first relationship, the very low-lows, I did not make public.' 'I was under the impression that I had to make everything look perfect all the time and my partner definitely put that in my ear,' she said. Cameron also said that while fans thought they were sharing 'loads' of their relationship online, she felt like she'd hardly shared anything. Meanwhile, McCartan went on the podcast, allegedly, and said the break-up was 'really hard' and 'plain out sucks,' but he understood that time would heal everything.
