Olivia Rodrigo brings back $25 Silver Star tour tickets
Olivia Rodrigo is bringing back $25 Silver Star tickets for The Unraveled Tour, giving fans another shot at affordable seats on her North American and European arena run. Requests open Tuesday, September 1, at 3:00 p.m. ET through Ticketmaster—days after the company canceled scalped tickets and reissued them at face value.
The move extends a program Rodrigo first launched on the 2023 GUTS World Tour, when tickets cost $20. For fans priced out of standard arena seats, the Olivia Rodrigo tour offer is one of the few ways to see her live without paying resale markups.
Key Takeaways
- Silver Star tickets for The Unraveled Tour cost $25 each and open for requests September 1 at 3:00 p.m. ET via Ticketmaster.
- Fans must request tickets in pairs, with a two-ticket limit per person, and seat locations stay hidden until box-office pickup on show day.
- Ticketmaster recently canceled a batch of Unraveled Tour tickets that violated sale terms, likely tied to secondary-market resale attempts.
- The tour supports Rodrigo's album you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love and opens September 25 in Hartford, Connecticut.
- Recovered-ticket applicants were due to hear back by August 28; Silver Star is the next major fan access window.
What Are Olivia Rodrigo's $25 Silver Star Tickets?
Silver Star is Rodrigo's budget ticket tier for arena shows. On The Unraveled Tour, each ticket is priced at $25—up from the $20 rate on the GUTS World Tour, but still far below typical arena pricing.
The trade-off is uncertainty. Buyers will not learn where they are sitting until they collect tickets at the venue box office on the day of the show. Seats could land anywhere from limited-view sections and upper or lower levels to the general-admission floor.
Rodrigo introduced the program in 2023 as a way to keep some seats affordable amid massive demand. The same paired-purchase rules and day-of pickup model carry over to this run.
How Do Fans Request Silver Star Tickets?
Requests open Tuesday, September 1, at 3:00 p.m. ET (12:00 p.m. PT) through Ticketmaster. Fans must request tickets in pairs, with a maximum of two tickets per person.
Ticketmaster is expected to share the request link when the window opens. For broader context on how artists are pushing back on inflated resale prices, see our Celebrity Breaking News coverage.
The Silver Star window follows a separate recovered-ticket release. That earlier request period closed Friday, August 21, at 11:59 p.m. ET, making Silver Star the next major opportunity for fans still hoping to attend.
Why Did Ticketmaster Cancel Unraveled Tour Tickets?
On August 20, Ticketmaster announced it had canceled a small batch of Unraveled Tour tickets that violated purchase terms attached to the on-sale. The violation appears linked to attempted resale on the secondary market at inflated prices.
Recovered seats were offered back to fans at original face value. Ticketmaster prioritized applicants who did not already hold tickets, with remaining requests randomized by availability and seating preferences. Successful applicants were due to hear back on or before Friday, August 28.
The clawback mirrors enforcement Ticketmaster and Live Nation applied to the Oasis reunion tour, where more than 50,000 UK tickets were canceled after surfacing on unauthorized resale platforms. Music Business Worldwide reported that Rodrigo's team is the latest to use the tactic against scalpers.
When Does The Unraveled Tour Start?
The Unraveled Tour opens September 25 at PeoplesBank Arena in Hartford, Connecticut. The run spans North America, Europe, and the UK into 2027 in support of Rodrigo's album you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love.
Before the trek begins, Rodrigo headlined the inaugural Daisy Chain Fields festival in Irvine on August 29—a Lilith Fair–inspired event that raised $10 million for nonprofits benefiting women and girls.
Between the scalper crackdown, the recovered-ticket release, and now Silver Star, Rodrigo's team is signaling that affordable access remains a priority—even as Ticketmaster and Live Nation face ongoing scrutiny over resale practices in U.S. courts.