Olivia Rodrigo has officially launched the Olivia Rodrigo Unraveled Tour, her third concert tour and the biggest of her career so far. The 23-year-old Grammy winner took the stage Friday night at the PeoplesBank Arena in Hartford, Connecticut. It was the first of two opening shows, and fans shared the full setlist online within minutes.
The tour supports her third studio album, You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love, released in June via Geffen Records. It is her first major headlining trek since the GUTS World Tour wrapped in 2025. At 86 shows across North America and Europe, the Unraveled Tour dwarfs everything she has done before.
Olivia Rodrigo Unraveled Tour Opening Night: The Full Setlist
Friday’s show used a bold six-act structure: Spring, Summer, Summer Twilight, Autumn, Winter, and Spring 2. It pulled from all three of her albums. She opened with the brand-new “Drop Dead.” Then she tore through early smashes like “good 4 u,” “deja vu,” and “drivers license.”
Newer songs sat comfortably next to the old favorites. According to the setlist reported by Just Jared, the night also included fresh cuts like “Serena Joy” and “Purple.” Other highlights were “Stupid Song,” “Maggots for Brains,” and “The Cure.” “The Cure” gave the tour its name, from the repeated lyric “I’m unraveled.” The closing stretch stacked “deja vu,” “all-american bitch,” and “Expectations” for a high-energy finish. In total, she played 23 songs, with a couple of medleys keeping the pace tight.
The six-act structure of the show
The seasonal framing is more than a gimmick. Rodrigo moves the crowd from the breezy optimism of “Spring” to the brooding ballads of “Winter.” Then she circles back to “Spring 2” for the finale. As a result, the setlist plays like a story arc instead of a simple greatest-hits run. That is a smart move for an artist whose songwriting has always thrived on emotional swings.
The Unraveled Tour Is Her Biggest Ever: 86 Shows and Two 10-Night Residencies
From Hartford, the Unraveled Tour crisscrosses North America through February 2027. Multi-night stops include Chicago, Boston, Toronto, Philadelphia, Nashville, Los Angeles, and Brooklyn. Then it heads to Europe in the spring, per tour listings. The run wraps on May 10, 2027, at The O2 in London.
The real headline is the scale of the residencies. Rodrigo is playing 10-night stands at both the Intuit Dome in Inglewood and the Barclays Center in Brooklyn. Few artists her age have ever attempted that. Wolf Alice opens the first stretch through the end of October. Devon Again takes over support duties in November, as Consequence reported. Meanwhile, The Last Dinner Party joins the extended Intuit Dome and Barclays runs. Grace Ives and Die Spitz appear on select dates.
Why This Tour Matters — and What’s Next
Rodrigo has spent 2026 leveling up in public. In August, she headlined her own all-female Daisy Chain Fields festival in Irvine, California. The Lilith Fair-inspired event reportedly raised $20 million for her Fund 4 Good initiative. Surprise guests included Stevie Nicks, Alanis Morissette, and Sarah McLachlan. In addition, that festival proved she can curate and carry a full-day event, not just her own headline set.
Now the Unraveled Tour tests whether she can fill arenas at an even bigger scale. Early signs look strong. Many dates have already sold out, and opening-weekend resale tickets were listed around $229. The 2026 touring calendar has been dramatic across the board. For example, Ed Sheeran made an emotional return to his Loop Tour. Taylor Swift also sent fans into a frenzy with her “Patient Zero” countdown. The Olivia Rodrigo Unraveled Tour is the latest big moment of the season.
Fans heading to later dates should expect a few tweaks. Opening-night setlists rarely stay frozen. Rodrigo also has a holiday stop lined up. She appears on the 2026 iHeartRadio Jingle Ball Tour with a Los Angeles date on December 4. It is her only appearance on that bill. If Friday night was any indication, this run will be huge. Finally, the Unraveled Tour is set to be one of the defining live events of the next eight months.
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