For four nights London's O2 Arena will be packed with thousands of music fans as they head to see pop sensation Olivia Rodrigo.
The 'Get Him Back!' singer is heading to London as part of her sell-out Guts World Tour which has so far seen her travel across North America and now make her way around Europe.
The Guts tour celebrates her second album, of the same name, which featured songs like 'Vampire', 'bad idea right?', 'love is embarrassing' and many more top hits.
Tickets for Rodrigo's London dates were in high demand with many missing out on getting a chance to see the singer live.
But for those lucky enough to bag tickets, find out everything you need to know from the seating plan, the support act, door times and even if you can still get tickets.
When is Olivia Rodrigo in London?
Olivia Rodgrio will be at London's O2 Arena for four shows over four days, the dates are:
- Tuesday, May 14
- Wednesday, May 15
- Friday, May 17
- Saturday, May 18
What time do doors open for Olivia Rodrigo at London's O2 Arena?
If you are heading to see Olivia Rodrigo and you want to head down early to take in all the atmosphere when the doors open at the O2, you'll want to head down at 6.30pm for all shows.
It is also important to know that timings are subject to change.
What is the seating plan for Olivia Rodrigo at London's O2 Arena?
If you're curious as to what your view will be for Olivia Rodrigo at the O2, you can find out.
The website SeatingPlan.net gives you a picture or graphic view from your exact location.
See your view via the website.
Who is the support act for Olivia Rodrigo at London's O2 Arena?
The Guts singer will be supported by singer-songwriter Remi Wolf best known for her hits Cinderella, Pool, Cheesin', Liz, Sauce and many more.
Can you still get tickets to Olivia Rodrigo at London's O2 Arena?
Tickets for the Guts World Tour were in high demand with most shows all sold out for London.
However, at the time of writing, there are still tickets available for all shows for standing costing £297.85 per person.
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