Photo via @oliviarodrigo / Instagram
Olivia Rodrigo fans – it’s your time to shine in Vancouver this week! The three-time Grammy award-winning artist is pulling up to the city this Friday, and believe it or not, it’s not too late to snag a couple of tickets!
Hot off the success of her new album, Rodrigo’s GUTS world tour was announced back in 2023 – and concert day is finally almost here.
On Friday, August 9th, the pop icon will perform her highly-anticipated show at Rogers Arena, which is set to start at 8 pm.
As the pop star continues to blow up, it should come as no surprise that week-of tickets will cost you an arm and a leg. But considering it’s Rodrigo’s first arena tour ever – you might just want to splurge to be there!
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The cheapest available tickets to the Vancouver concert are on StubHub priced between $265 and $400 (ratings of 7.0 and higher), with seats in the 100 and 300 Sections.
On SeatGeek, tickets range from $271 to $600+ (deal scores of 9 and 10), including seats with a “limited view.” Similarly, the last tickets on Vividseats are priced between $295 to $500+ for seats in the 100 and 300 Sections – some of which are the “lowest price in the section!”
On Ticketmaster, all remaining tickets are currently priced at $591.77 – including floor tickets and a handful of seats in Sections 106, 107, 114, 115, 117, and 118.
So there you have it, Vancouver! Get ready to sing along to your favourite Olivia bops sooner rather than later.
When: Friday, August 9th
Where: Rogers Arena
Cost: $265+
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