Olivia Rodrigo Unraveled Tour Setlist: Opening Night in Hartford

The 86-date tour supports her third album and features a setlist divided into Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter sections.

Olivia Rodrigo kicked off her "Unraveled" tour Friday night in Hartford, Connecticut, with a setlist divided into four seasonal sections.

Olivia Rodrigo kicked off her Unraveled tour on Friday night in Connecticut's PeoplesBank Arena, wrapping up her 86-performance, $65 million, third album tour for You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love, out June 2025.

Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter, opening with Drop Dead and a pre-encore set of U + Me = <3, So American, Good 4 U and Deja Vu.

What She Played

Spring: Drop Dead, U + Me = <3, So American, Good 4 U and Deja Vu.

Summer: My Way, Serena Joy, Bad Idea Right, Ballad of a Homeschooled Girl, Vampire and Purple.

Autumn: Stupid Song, Maggots for Brains, Traitor, Begged and Cigarette Smoke.

Winter: Honeybee, Favorite Crime, Drivers License, Less and The Cure.

Encore: Deja Vu, All American Bitch and Expectations.

Tour Details and Support Acts

This is the second Olivia Rodrigo tour to span two years. Following two nights in Hartford, CT, the singer/songwriter will visit 86 stops across North America through February 2027, concluding with ten-night splits in LA (Intuit Dome) and New York (Barclays Center). Her 2025 "Guts" tour was her "longest and largest" with 102 shows on five continents. March 2025 sees Rodrigo in Amsterdam (two shows), Munich (three shows), and Barcelona (two shows), with a final two-night stop at London's O2 Arena.

Opening acts Wolf Alice (through October) and Devon Again (the rest of North America) join the touring party, with The Last Dinner Party added for the January leg. In Europe, Grace Ives opens through April 12, followed by a turn from Die Spitz.

Background and What's Next

After her Sour (2022) and Guts (2024-2025) tours, Rodrigo's Unraveled trek has yet to announce any Asia, Australia or South America shows. She played her first Daisy Chain Fields festival (all-female headlined) last August, featuring Chappell Roan, Doechii and Garbage. The weekend headliner joined Alanis Morissette, Sarah McLachlan and Stevie Nicks on a star-studded closing-night guest appearance. Proceeds from the festival benefit women and girls' charities, and Melinda Gates has pledged to match the reported fundraising haul of $10 million already raised, bringing the total to $20 million.