The anticipation in London is palpable: Olivia Rodrigo, the chart-topping pop sensation known for her raw lyrics and powerhouse vocals, is set to return to the UK with her much-awaited The Unraveled Tour in 2027. With her third studio album, You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love, dropping in June 2026, fans are bracing for an electrifying series of performances at the iconic O2 Arena. The tour, which will traverse North America, Europe, and the UK, promises to be one of the most sought-after live events of the year, with tickets expected to sell out in record time.
Rodrigo’s new album has already stirred excitement, especially after the release of its synthpop lead single, “Drop Dead.” According to Time Out London, the album is set for release on June 12, 2026, and marks a new chapter in the singer’s meteoric rise. The Unraveled Tour will kick off in the United States in September 2026, embarking on a nine-month journey that will conclude in May 2027. The UK leg of the tour, however, is generating particular buzz, with Rodrigo scheduled to play six dates at London’s O2 Arena—her only UK shows for this tour.
The confirmed London dates are Monday, April 5; Tuesday, April 6; Thursday, April 8; Friday, April 9; Monday, April 12; and Wednesday, April 14, 2027. This expansion from the initially announced four shows to six has only heightened the sense of urgency among fans eager to secure their spot. The O2 Arena, already famous for hosting global superstars, is expected to be packed to the rafters with Rodrigo’s dedicated following.
Getting tickets, though, is not for the faint of heart. Radio Times reports that the general sale will go live at 12pm on Friday, May 7, 2026, via Ticketmaster. But for those hoping to beat the rush, multiple presales offer a shot at early access. O2 Priority presale opens at 10am on Tuesday, May 5, 2026, exclusively for O2 customers. Album presale and American Express presale both follow at 12pm the same day, available to fans who preorder the album and American Express cardholders, respectively.
It’s not just the main event that has fans talking. Rodrigo has lined up an impressive roster of support acts for her London shows. For the first four dates (April 5–9), New York songwriter Grace Ives will warm up the crowd, bringing tracks from her acclaimed album Girlfriend—which, in the words of Time Out London, is "one of the best records of 2026 so far." Meanwhile, Die Spitz are rumored to take the stage for the newly added April 12 and 14 shows, adding a fresh dynamic to the tour’s London stint. Other legs of The Unraveled Tour will feature acts like Wolf Alice, The Last Dinner Party, and Devon Again, ensuring that each night offers something unique.
For fans worried about ticket prices, there’s a glimmer of hope. A limited number of ‘Silver Star’ tickets will be available for each show, priced at just $20 in the US and the local currency equivalent in the UK. These affordable tickets must be purchased in pairs, with a maximum of two per order, and the exact seat locations will be revealed on the day of the show. It’s a welcome move in an era when concert tickets often skyrocket, making live music more accessible to fans from all walks of life.
Still, the majority of tickets are expected to be in high demand, and prices are likely to reflect Rodrigo’s superstar status. While UK ticket pricing for The Unraveled Tour has not yet been confirmed, Time Out London notes that her previous GUTS tour tickets ranged from approximately £65 to £200 for non-VIP options. Those hoping to snag tickets are advised to be online at least 30 minutes before sales open and to have their Ticketmaster login details ready to navigate the inevitable digital queues.
As for the album itself, Rodrigo’s evolution as an artist is on full display. You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love promises a blend of vulnerability and defiance, with “Drop Dead” setting the tone as a synth-driven anthem that’s already resonated with fans. The world tour, spanning over 60 dates, serves as both a celebration of the new release and a testament to Rodrigo’s global appeal.
Rodrigo’s previous UK tour was a roaring success, with tickets vanishing almost as soon as they appeared online. This time around, the stakes are even higher. With only six London shows on the schedule, competition for seats will be fierce. Radio Times recommends that fans eligible for presales should take full advantage, as general sale tickets are expected to be extremely hard to come by.
For those unable to secure tickets through official channels, resale websites like Viagogo and Stubhub will offer another option—but with the usual caveats. Fans are urged to exercise caution when purchasing from secondary sites, as the risk of inflated prices and potential scams remains ever-present.
The excitement isn’t limited to London. The Unraveled Tour’s 60-plus dates will see Rodrigo traverse major cities across North America and Europe, bringing her new music to fans on both sides of the Atlantic. The tour is expected to draw massive crowds, bolstered by Rodrigo’s reputation for emotionally charged live performances and a setlist packed with hits from all three of her albums.
For many, seeing Olivia Rodrigo live is more than just a concert—it’s an experience. Her ability to connect with audiences, both through her confessional songwriting and her dynamic stage presence, has made her one of the defining pop stars of her generation. With The Unraveled Tour, she’s poised to cement that legacy, offering fans a chance to witness her artistry in its rawest, most exhilarating form.
As the countdown to June 12, 2026, begins, Rodrigo’s fans are marking their calendars and preparing for what promises to be one of the most memorable tours in recent history. Whether you’re a longtime devotee or a newcomer drawn in by the buzz, one thing is certain: Olivia Rodrigo’s return to London will be an event to remember.