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Olivia Rodrigo
Olivia Rodrigo is an American singer-songwriter and actress born on 20 February 2003 in Temecula, California. She first became known through Disney productions before her debut single "Drivers License" broke streaming records in 2021.
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United States
- Aug 8Los AngelesThe Regent TheaterView details
- Sep 30PittsburghPPG Paints ArenaView details
- Oct 1PittsburghPPG Paints ArenaView details
- Oct 4WashingtonCapital One ArenaView details
- Oct 5WashingtonCapital One ArenaView details
- Oct 8CharlotteSpectrum CenterView details
- Oct 12ChicagoUnited CenterView details
- Oct 13ChicagoUnited CenterView details
- Oct 16BostonTD GardenView details
- Oct 30ColumbusSchottenstein CenterView details
- Oct 31ColumbusSchottenstein CenterView details
- Nov 8PhiladelphiaXfinity Mobile ArenaView details
- Nov 9PhiladelphiaXfinity Mobile ArenaView details
- Nov 12AtlantaState Farm ArenaView details
- Nov 13AtlantaState Farm ArenaView details
- Nov 24NashvilleBridgestone ArenaView details
- Nov 25NashvilleBridgestone ArenaView details
- Dec 8SeattleClimate Pledge ArenaView details
- Dec 9SeattleClimate Pledge ArenaView details
- Dec 16SacramentoGolden 1 CenterView details
- Dec 17SacramentoGolden 1 CenterView details
Netherlands
- Mar 23, 2027AmsterdamZiggo DomeView details
Germany
- Apr 1, 2027MunichOlympiahalleView details
- Apr 2, 2027MunichOlympiahalleView details
Italy
- Apr 27 – Apr 28, 2027MilanoUnipol DomeView details
- Apr 28 – Apr 29, 2027MilanoUnipol DomeView details
Spain
- May 1, 2027BarcelonaPalau Sant JordiView details
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Past shows
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About Olivia Rodrigo
Her debut album "Sour", featuring "Good 4 U" and "Deja Vu", won three Grammy Awards, and her follow-up "Guts" continued her run of confessional pop-rock hits. Her "Guts World Tour" sold out arenas across the world.