Olivia Rodrigo announced today his highly anticipated GUTS World Tour, with a one-off stop in Italy that can’t be missed. June 9, 2024 ToUnipol Arena From Bologna. The multi-platinum and three-time Grammy-winning artist’s tour will support her second studio album, GUTS, released September 8 via Virgin Records/UniversalMusic Italia to widespread critical acclaim.
The massive global tour, produced by Live Nation, kicks off on Friday, February 23, 2024 in Palm Springs, California at the Acrisure Arena, with stops in North America and Europe including Miami, Toronto, New York, London, Amsterdam, Paris, Bologna and many more before concluding with a double show on August 13th and 14th at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles.
HOW TO BUY A TICKET
Following the incredible success of his debut tour in 2022 Sour Tour, Guts The world tour will be the first tour Olivia in arenas and will take it to iconic venues around the world such as Madison Square Garden, Kia Forum, Sportpaleis, O2 and more. During this tour, Olivia will perform several times in different cities, including two nights in New York, Los Angeles and London. To access the sale, you’ll need to register at oliviarodrigo.com between now and 11pm Sunday, September 17th to help block bots, reduce overselling, and get more tickets directly into the hands of fans who want to attend the concert. Once registration closes, fans will be randomly selected and given a code that will allow them access to the sale starting at 3pm on Thursday 21st September.
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Selena Gomez, behind the scenes of the video for the new song Single Short
GUTS, A VERY AWAITED ALBUM
One of the most anticipated albums of the year. Guts this is a continuation of the debut Sour From Olivia RodrigoCertified 4x Platinum in 2021 and containing his #1 hit. “a vampire” and a new song “bring him back!”. How “a vampire”second single from Guts, “bad idea, huh?”, was named Best New Track by Pitchfork, which called it “one of the best pop performances of the year.” Released last month alongside a B-movie inspired video, “bad idea, right?” it has also received recognition from Rolling Stone and the New York Times.
