Olivia Rodrigo’s Unraveled Tour Is Coming to DC — Here’s What DMV & Baltimore Fans Need to Know

Olivia Rodrigo is bringing her newly announced Unraveled Tour to Capital One Arena for two nights on October 3 and 4, 2026—and for fans across Washington, DC, Maryland, and Baltimore, this is shaping up to be one of the biggest shows of the season.

Why This Is a Big Deal for Baltimore & the DMV

There’s no Baltimore stop on the tour (at least for now), which makes the DC dates the closest major option for local fans.

For Baltimore:

• About 1 hour drive to DC
• Easy access via MARC or Amtrak
• Likely to draw fans from across Central Maryland

Bottom line: this is essentially the home-market show for the entire region.

Tour Overview

• Tour Name: The Unraveled Tour
• Dates (DC): October 3 & 4, 2026
• Venue: Capital One Arena (Washington, DC)
• Tour Scope: 65+ dates across North America, Europe, and the UK

The tour supports her upcoming album you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love, dropping June 12, 2026.

What to Expect

This tour builds on the momentum of her previous sold-out runs, including the GUTS World Tour, which drew over 1.4 million fans globally.

Expect:

• A bigger arena production
• New music alongside fan favorites
• A more mature, expanded sound

Her latest single “drop dead” already debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100—so the hype is real heading into this tour.

Ticket Info

American Express Presale

• Starts: May 5 at 12 PM (local time)
• Ends: May 6 at 10 PM

General On Sale

• Begins: May 7 at 12 PM

Tickets available via OliviaRodrigo.com.

$20 Tickets? Yes, Really

Rodrigo is bringing back her Silver Star Tickets, offering a limited number of $20 tickets (plus fees).

• Sold in pairs
• Seat locations revealed day-of-show
• Can include floor, lower, or upper levels

For DMV fans, this is one of the most affordable ways to see a major arena tour this year.

If you’re in DC, Maryland, or Baltimore, this isn’t just another tour stop—it’s one of the defining concerts of the fall.

Between the new album rollout, sold-out track record, and limited regional dates, the DC shows are likely to be one of the toughest tickets to grab this year.