The pop punk superstar is playing Dublin’s Marlay Park next summer.
The GUTS tour hits Ireland for Olivia Rodrigo’s biggest Irish show outdoors in North County Dublin.
Olivia Rodrigo plays Marlay Park on 24 June 2025.
Tickets on sale 8am Friday 15 November.
Olivia Rodrigo for Marlay Park summer show
- Artist: Olivia Rodrigo
- Venue: Marlay Park (Outdoor)
- City/town: Dublin
- Date: 24 June 2025
- Support: TBC
- Tickets: Tickets go on sale Friday 15th November at 8am from ticketmaster.ie. Subject to licence.
- Ticket Prices – Dublin €89.90 / €119.90
- Subject to 12.5% Ticketmaster service charge per ticket (max €10.50).
Service charges will apply.
About Olivia Rodrigo
Less than four years since Olivia Rodrigo emerged to critical acclaim as a solo artist with the single ‘drivers license’, she has since become one of the most successful recording artists in the world. Amassing over 3.8 billion streams with her debut hit, tracks ‘good 4 u’ and ‘vampire’ followed suit – those three Billboard Number One singles made Rodrigo the youngest artist in history to debut three No.1 hits in Hot 100 history.
In 2023 she followed up the 4x platinum-selling debut album SOUR (2021) with GUTS, produced by and co-written with Daniel Nigro. The Grammy-nominated record was praised as an “instant classic” by Rolling Stone and debuted at No 1 on the Billboard 200. GUTS topped the album charts in more than 13 countries, including Ireland & the UK.
Beyond the record, the massively successful GUTS World Tour saw Rodrigo fill London’s O2 across four nights. The show was fêted by the press for its authenticity and for a punkier edge – “Quite possibly 2024’s most fun tour,” said NME, while Rolling Stone said, “Rodrigo cemented her position in pop culture as a generation-defining artist. As a rockstar.” Variety noted, “It’s a rock ‘n’ roll show, by the way — maybe the best rock tour we’ll get all year…”
In April 2024, Rodrigo played two sold out shows in Dublin’s 3Arena, but her headline slot at Marlay Park 2025 promises to send her live reputation sky high with her biggest Irish show to date.
