How To Register and Buy Tickets Online

Days after announcing the GUTS World Tour, pop sensation Olivia Rodrigo has added 18 dates to her debut arena run, the singer announced via social media on Friday, September 15.

“my GUTS world tour just added 18 new dates!” the 20-year-old singer penned on Instagram alongside her updated tour poster. Rodrigo teased that even more tour dates are coming. “more dates in many countries yet to come!!!!” she promised.

The new dates include second stops in cities like Chicago, New York, Boston, Seattle, San Francisco, Dublin, London and more. This is Rodrigo’s first time touring arenas and follows her successful Sour tour in 2022.

The Guts World Tour supports her highly anticipated sophomore album, GUTS, released on September 8, 2023. The LP is home to chart-topping hits like “Vampire” and “Get Him Back.” According to Billboard, the album is expected to debut atop the Billboard 200 chart this week. It’s unknown whether Guts will surpass her debut album, Sour, which earned 295,000 equivalent album units in its first week back in May 2021, thanks to her viral ballad, “Driver’s License.”

Earlier this week, Rodrigo revealed that she was taking GUTS on the road. “soooo excited to announce the GUTS world tour!!!! register for ticket access at oliviarodrigo.com and stay tuned for more dates coming soon!!!” she wrote in the announcement. In the last week, Rodrigo has performed singles from GUTS on the Today Show and during the 2023 MTV Video Music Awards.

Rodrigo previously told Capital FM in August that she wrote GUTS with a tour in mind. “I think there’s a lot of fun songs. I wrote the album with a tour in mind, so I think they’re all songs I wanted people to be able to scream in a crowd,” she said in the interview. “Hopefully that’s what’s achieved.”

How to Buy Olivia Rodrigo’s GUTS World Tour Tickets

Wondering how to buy GUTS World Tour tickets? First, fans must register in advance for the American Express early access or the registration on sale at ticketmaster.com/oliviarodrigo. Registration closes on Sunday, Sept. 17 at 7 p.m. PT/10 p.m. ET. If you have already registered, you can update your show preferences to one of the new dates. Fans will receive an email on Wednesday, September 20 confirming whether they’ve been selected or waitlisted.

The American Express Early Access begins Wednesday, September 20 at 3 p.m. LT. For the lucky ones who received a unique code, the ticket sale begins on Thursday, September 21, and will continue while tickets are available. Remember: Only fans who received codes for this sale will be able to enter the queue to buy tickets and VIP packages.

Want to save some cash? At a later date, some lucky fans might be able to score tickets at just $20 plus taxes and fees as part of the “Silver Star” program. These limited tickets are required to be purchased in pairs with a two-ticket maximum per purchase. Fans will receive the tickets with their seat numbers when they pick up their tickets at the box office on the day of the show.

Ticketmaster has already warned fans that they expect high demand for this tour (similar to Taylor Swift and Beyoncé’s respective tours). As a result, they’re using “random selection” to give a limited number of fans access to the sale based on ticket availability. Registering for this sale does not guarantee tickets.

How Much Are GUTS World Tour Tickets?

How much are GUTS World Tour tickets? Standard tickets for the GUTS World Tour will range from $49.50 – $199.50 plus taxes and fees in the U.S. A limited number of Charity Platinum and VIP packages will be available for purchase as well.

Tickets will also likely be resold on the secondary market on sites like StubHub, Vivid Seats, TicketCity and more, but their prices tend to be much higher than those sold through the general sale.

Rodrigo also shared in the initial tour announcement that proceeds from each ticket will go toward the singer’s Fund 4 Good initiative. Ticket funds will directly support community-based non-profits that champion girls’ education, support reproductive rights and prevent gender-based violence.