In the latest development in Premier League Darts, Northern Ireland's Josh Rock has taken a firm stance regarding his walk-on song, which is associated with his favorite team, Rangers. Rock has publicly declared that he will not change his entrance tune, 'Welcome to the Party' by DJ Krissy, even in the face of a possible negative reaction from fans of Celtic, the longstanding rivals of Rangers. His decision comes ahead of his upcoming performance in Glasgow, where a significant presence of Celtic supporters is expected in the audience.

Rock's commitment to his team could lead to a charged atmosphere at the event, as the Rangers fanbase often finds itself at odds with Celtic fans, especially in the context of sporting events that carry deep-seated rivalries. The choice of walk-on song, a personal hallmark during player introductions, is common in darts and often carries significant emotional weight for the players and their supporters. Rock has indicated that he values his loyalty to Rangers over the risks associated with his choice, demonstrating a strong sense of identity and pride in his team's heritage.

As he seeks his first victory in the current season of Premier League Darts after narrowly missing out in previous matchups, Rock's determination to stick with his song may also serve as a rallying point for his supporters and could impact his performance. The outcome of the match against former world champion Luke Humphries not only holds personal importance for Rock but also serves as a potential flashpoint in the rivalry between the clubs’ supporters within the competitive environment of professional darts.