Olivia Rodrigo has kicked off her huge ‘Unraveled’ world tour in Connecticut –
The singer began the tour at Hartford’s PeoplesBank Arena last night (September 25), with Wolf Alice serving as special guests.
Olivia Rodrigo officially kicks off The Unraveled Tour with ‘drop dead.’
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The two-hour show was based around six seasonal acts – ‘Spring’, ‘Summer’, ‘Summer Twilight’, ‘Autumn’, ‘Winter’ and a second ‘Spring’ section – and drew heavily from Rodrigo’s third album, ‘You Seem Pretty Sad For A Girl So In Love’.
She opened with the album’s lead single ‘Drop Dead’, followed by ‘U + Me = <3’, before early hits ‘So American’ and ‘Good 4 U’.
She also performed the politically charged standalone single ‘Serena Joy’, which was released last month after having been initially made available on an exclusive run of just 500 CDs.
Rodrigo also briefly broke from the setlist to lead the arena in a rendition of ‘Happy Birthday’ for her mother.
Olivia Rodrigo singing “Happy Birthday” to her mom during the opening of The Unraveled Tour. pic.twitter.com/lm64hvCPPN
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The biggest production moment arrived during ‘The Cure’. Artificial rain poured over Rodrigo as her white dress appeared to dissolve away, revealing a red outfit underneath before she launched into the closing stretch of the show, including a three-song finale of ‘Deja Vu’, ‘All-American Bitch’ and ‘Expectations’.
Olivia Rodrigo’s opening-night ‘Unraveled Tour’ setlist:
ACT I: SPRING
‘Drop Dead’
‘U + Me = <3’
‘So American’
‘Good 4 U’
ACT II: SUMMER
‘My Way’
‘Serena Joy’
‘Bad Idea Right?’
‘Ballad Of A Homeschooled Girl’
ACT III: SUMMER TWILIGHT
‘Vampire’
‘Purple’
ACT IV: AUTUMN
‘Stupid Song’
‘Maggots For Brains’
‘Traitor’
‘Begged’
‘Cigarette Smoke’
ACT V: WINTER
‘Honeybee’
‘Happy Birthday’ – sung for Rodrigo’s mother
‘Favorite Crime’ / ‘Making The Bed’ / ‘Teenage Dream’
‘Drivers License’
‘Less’
‘The Cure’
ACT VI: SPRING II
‘Deja Vu’
‘All-American Bitch’
‘Expectations’
