Olivia Rodrigo is treating fans to a surprise intimate performance before launching her biggest tour yet. The Grammy-winning popstar announced a one-night-only concert at Warsaw in Brooklyn, New York, set for tonight (Aug. 6), with tickets available exclusively through the venue’s box office.
The announcement arrived via a stylized pink promotional poster shared across social media, immediately sparking excitement among fans hoping to see Olivia Rodrigo in a much smaller setting than the arenas she is set to headline later this year. Unlike traditional ticket sales, admission is available only in person at the Warsaw box office, located at 261 Driggs Ave. in Brooklyn, with sales beginning at 10 a.m. local time.
The unexpected show comes during a busy stretch for Olivia Rodrigo, who is enjoying one of the biggest album eras of 2026. Her new album, you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love, debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 following its June 12 release through Geffen Records, earning the year’s biggest opening week for a female artist. The project has been driven by successful singles including “Drop Dead,” “The Cure,” and “Stupid Song.”
Just last week, Rodrigo made headlines with a surprise appearance during The Smashing Pumpkins’ hometown headlining performance at Lollapalooza Chicago. Joining Billy Corgan onstage, she performed a haunting rendition of the band’s 1995 classic “Thirty-Three,” creating one of the festival’s most talked-about moments as light rain fell across Grant Park.
Anticipation is also growing for Olivia Rodrigo’s upcoming Unraveled Tour, which begins September 25 in Hartford, Connecticut. During a recent surprise appearance at her LEGO pop-up event in Los Angeles, the singer revealed that she’s especially excited to perform “the cure,” teasing that fans can expect “something special” during the live performance. She also named “Maggots For Brain” as another song she’s eager to bring to arenas, saying she hopes audiences sing every word back to her.
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