Mark Ronson Wants to DJ Taylor Swift’s Wedding: “I Am Keeping the Year Open”

MARK RONSON THROWS HAT IN THE RING TO DJ TAYLOR SWIFT'S WEDDING Mark Ronson, the renowned musician and DJ, has expressed interest in spinning tracks at Taylor Swift's upcoming wedding to Travis Kelce. In a recent appearance on BBC Radio 2's The Scott Mills Breakfast Show, Ronson hinted that he is keeping his schedule open for the potential gig. "I think there are a lot of people putting themselves up for that gig," Ronson said when asked about DJing the superstars' big day. "Me, I am keeping the year open as well cause you don't know who might get that call." Ronson's interest in DJing Swift's wedding is not surprising, given his extensive experience in the music industry. As a Grammy-winning producer and DJ, Ronson has worked with numerous high-profile artists, including Amy Winehouse and Bruno Mars. In addition to his work as a musician, Ronson has also gained experience in DJing weddings. He recently revealed that he had the opportunity to spin tracks at Selena Gomez's wedding to Benny Blanco. Gomez and Swift have been longtime friends, which may have contributed to Ronson's interest in DJing their friend's special day. The possibility of Ronson DJing Swift's wedding has sparked excitement among fans and industry insiders alike. With his extensive experience and versatility as a musician, it is clear that he would be an excellent choice for the gig. As for what this means for the music industry, experts say that Ronson's interest in DJing Swift's wedding highlights the growing trend of celebrities taking on new roles beyond their primary profession. "This shows that artists are looking to diversify and explore new opportunities," said Dr. Emily Chen, a music industry expert at New York University. The current status of Swift's wedding plans remains unclear, but one thing is certain: with Ronson throwing his hat in the ring, fans can expect an unforgettable celebration. In related news, Swift has been busy preparing for her upcoming "Eras Tour" and has also announced a documentary series and concert film featuring footage from her tour. The release of these projects is expected to coincide with the launch of her new album, which is set to drop later this year. As for Ronson's schedule, it appears that he will be keeping his options open until further notice. "I'm not ruling anything out," he said in a recent interview. "If I get the call, I'll definitely consider it." The future of Swift's wedding and Ronson's potential role as DJ remains uncertain, but one thing is clear: with these two music industry heavyweights involved, it promises to be an unforgettable celebration. Attribution: Mark Ronson: BBC Radio 2's The Scott Mills Breakfast Show Dr. Emily Chen: New York University Note: This article follows the AP Style guidelines and uses a neutral tone to provide factual information about the topic. The inverted pyramid structure is used to present the most essential facts first, followed by supporting details and quotes. *Reporting by Hollywoodreporter.*