Olivia Rodrigo has announced her largest tour yet, a 65-date Unraveled run that will stretch across North America and Europe from fall 2026 into spring 2027. According to Line of Best Fit, the Olivia Rodrigo trek includes four nights at London’s O2 arena and a rotating roster of buzzy support acts: Die Spitz, Wolf Alice, The Last Dinner Party, Grace Ives, and Devon Again. Pitchfork reports that the Unraveled Tour will support Rodrigo’s next album, You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love, due June 12.
Brooklyn Vegan notes that the tour will run from roughly September 2026 through May 2027, with North American dates in late 2026 and European shows in early spring 2027. The itinerary shows two-night stands in many major markets, including Hartford, Pittsburgh, Washington, DC, Chicago, Boston, Montreal, Toronto, Vancouver, and Seattle. The European run includes Sweden, the Netherlands, Germany, England, France, Italy, and Spain.
Ticket pricing has also been a key part of the rollout. As first reported by Grimy Goods, the tour will include $20 Silver Star tickets for select floor, lower-level, and upper-level seats at participating dates, a continuation of the affordable-access program Rodrigo used on her previous arena run.
What the Unraveled Tour Adds Up To
This tour marks a significant scale-up for Rodrigo, whose last Guts world tour established her as a headliner capable of selling out multiple arena nights in a single market. Line of Best Fit calls Unraveled her biggest tour to date, and the lineup of supports underscores the breadth of her sound—from the jagged punk of Die Spitz to the cinematic art-rock of The Last Dinner Party and the sharp indie of Wolf Alice.
Pitchfork’s full itinerary shows the support acts rotating by region. Wolf Alice appears on the earliest North American dates in late September and October; Devon Again takes over on the November and December legs; The Last Dinner Party joins the January 2027 run; and Grace Ives and Die Spitz appear in Europe and select later dates.
Rodrigo is set to host and perform as musical guest on Saturday Night Live this weekend, with the Cure-referencing single “Drop Dead” serving as the only preview of the album so far. The timing of the SNL appearance, just weeks ahead of the album release, gives the tour rollout an extra jolt of visibility.
The SoCal Connection
For Southern California fans, the most concrete local connection comes in the supporting acts. Grace Ives and The Last Dinner Party both have multiple SoCal shows on the books in May 2026, well before Rodrigo’s main tour swings through the region. Ives plays Los Angeles’ Teragram Ballroom on May 7 and Santa Ana’s Constellation Room on May 8, while The Last Dinner Party plays Los Angeles’ Orpheum Theatre on May 29 and The Sound in Del Mar on May 31.
Die Spitz will also headline The Fonda Theatre in Los Angeles on August 5, giving punk-leaning fans an early taste of the energy they’ll bring to the Unraveled Tour. Rodrigo herself hails from Temecula and has deep ties to the region, so the lack of a confirmed SoCal date in the initial announcement is likely a temporary omission rather than a permanent gap.
Looking ahead, the next step will be locking in local dates and on-sale windows for Los Angeles and Inglewood’s Intuit Dome, where Rodrigo’s team will likely aim for multiple nights in early 2027. With the album out June 12 and an SNL slot on the horizon, expect more details—including final SoCal routing—to follow quickly.
Last updated May 01, 2026.
Sources: Line of Best Fit, Pitchfork News, Grimy Goods, Brooklyn Vegan
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