Olivia Rodrigo

Rodrigo and Crow hit No. 1 with a live reboot—sad girls meet ‘90s angst revival

Olivia Rodrigo lands a chart-topper in an unexpected pairing with Sheryl Crow, blending Gen Z introspection with veteran Americana flair. Their collaboration climbs to No. 1 through a reimagined live version of Crow’s “If It Makes You Happy,” recorded during a Nashville appearance.

The track finds its audience not on commercial radio but through digital downloads and video plays, ascendant largely through fan momentum and online virality. Rodrigo joins Crow in concert at the U.K.'s Glastonbury Festival, aligning past and present in a public performance.

Olivia Rodrigo drags live albums off life support with Glastonbury release

Olivia Rodrigo’s forthcoming Live at Glastonbury album lands amid whispers of a genre on life support. Once the standard-bearer of authenticity, the live album now limps behind playlists and algorithm-fed singles, resigned to nostalgia playlists and deluxe reissues.

Yet, Rodrigo rewinds the reel with a full crowd and real-time stakes, recorded at a pivotal UK festival slot. Less auto-tune, more adrenaline; a reminder that live performance might still matter—format be damned.

Olivia Rodrigo & Gracie Abrams repost Gaza images, call silence "unacceptable"

Interpolating an Instagram Story into political terrain, Olivia Rodrigo and Gracie Abrams repost a searing message from Ms. Rachel, juxtaposing untouched formula supplies with images of starving toddlers in Gaza. The caption accuses public figures of watching children suffer and remaining “SILENT.”

Rodrigo brands conditions in Gaza as "horrific and completely unacceptable," while Abrams’ prior alignment includes signing the Artists4Ceasefire letter alongside Drake and Dua Lipa amid rising celebrity backlash against Israeli actions.

Olivia Rodrigo swaps bubblegum for gloom with sly Fontaines D.C. cover in Dublin

Trading hooks for hush, Olivia Rodrigo slips Fontaines D.C.’s brooding lament “I Love You” into her set at Dublin’s Marlay Park. Before thousands, she confesses her fixation with the Irish band, as if sharing a guilty crush behind SAT prep books.

The crowd, sold out and sun-drenched, absorbs every syllable of Rodrigo’s reverent take. It’s less a cover than a curated mood swing—vaulting from teenage diary pop into post-punk desolation without skipping a beat.

Quoting the Constitution, Olivia Rodrigo joins anti-ICE protests in Los Angeles

Interpolating political dissent with sharp candor, Olivia Rodrigo attends anti-ICE protests in Los Angeles, voicing dismay over National Guard raids amidst alleged immigration violations.

Declaring via Instagram that “LA simply wouldn’t exist without immigrants,” she aligns herself with protestors, critiques the lack of empathy in deportation practices, and defends both immigrant communities and the constitutional right to assemble and speak freely.