Olivia Rodrigo Just Sold Out MSG Four Straight Times — And Other Fun Facts About Her North American Tour

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Olivia Rodrigo wraps up the first North American leg of her GUTS World Tour with four sold-out shows at Madison Square Garden.On Tuesday, April 12, pop sensation Olivia Rodrigo wrapped up the first leg of her highly anticipated GUTS World Tour with her fourth and final sold-out show at Madison Square Garden. Among the night’s special moments included singer-songwriter Jewel joining her on stage for a rendition of her 1995 hit, “You Were Meant for Me.” All four shows also featured 90s rockers The Breeders as the opening act.

Last Friday night, Noah Kahan joined Rodrigo on stage for a duet of his hit “Stick Season,” which Olivia has covered in the past. At Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena, Sheryl Crow joined her on stage for a rendition of her hit “If It Makes You Happy.”The GUTS World Tour kicked off on February 24 at Acrisure Arena in Greater Palm Springs, traveling across the US and Canada with 28 sold-out shows in Austin, Miami, Nashville, Chicago, Toronto, Boston, and many more. The first leg of the tour featured support from singer-songwriter Chappell Roan and The Breeders. The Breeders, PinkPantheress, and Remi Wolf will join Olivia on select dates throughout the rest of the global tour.

The tour’s European leg kicks off on Tuesday, April 30, with back-to-back shows in Dublin at 3Arena before making stops in Manchester, Glasgow, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Oslo, Berlin, Paris, and more. Olivia will also be performing four massive shows at The O2 in London, before returning to North America in July for the last 18 shows of the tour.

Olivia Rodrigo GUTS World Tour — 2024 DatesApril

30 | 3Arena — Dublin, IrelandMay

01 | 3Arena — Dublin, Ireland03 | Co-Op Live — Manchester, UK04 | Co-Op Live — Manchester, UK07 | OVO Hydro — Glasgow, Scotland08 | OVO Hydro — Glasgow, Scotland10 | Utilita Arena — Birmingham, UK11 | Utilita Arena — Birmingham, UK14 | The O2 — London, UK15 | The O2 — London, UK17 | The O2 — London, UK18 | The O2 — London, UK22 | Sportpaleis — Antwerp, Belgium24 | Ziggo Dome — Amsterdam, Netherlands25 | Ziggo Dome — Amsterdam, Netherlands28 | Spektrum — Oslo, Norway30 | Royal Arena — Copenhagen, DenmarkJune

01 | Mercedes-Benz Arena — Berlin, Germany04 | Barclays Arena — Hamburg, Germany05 | Festhalle — Frankfurt, Germany07 | Olympiahalle — Munich, Germany09 | Unipol Arena — Bologna, Italy11 | Hallenstadion — Zurich, Switzerland12 | Lanxess Arena — Cologne, Germany14 | Accor Arena — Paris, France15 | Accor Arena — Paris, France18 | Palau Sant Jordi — Barcelona, Spain20 | WizInk Center — Madrid, Spain22 | Altice Arena — Lisbon, PortugalJuly

19 | Wells Fargo Center — Philadelphia, PA20 | Capital One Arena — Washington, DC23 | State Farm Arena — Atlanta, GA24 | Rupp Arena — Lexington, KY26 | T-Mobile Center — Kansas City, MO27 | Paycom Center — Oklahoma City, OK30 | Ball Arena — Denver, CO31 | Delta Center — Salt Lake City, UTAugust

02 | Chase Center — San Francisco, CA03 | Chase Center — San Francisco, CA06 | Climate Pledge Arena — Seattle, WA07 | Climate Pledge Arena — Seattle, WA09 | Rogers Arena — Vancouver, BC10 | Moda Center — Portland, OR13 | Kia Forum — Los Angeles, CA14 | Kia Forum — Los Angeles, CA16 | Kia Forum — Los Angeles, CA17 | Kia Forum — Los Angeles, CA