In fact, listeners have flocked to social media to heap praise on the 20-year-old singer's witty lyrics and emotional introspection across the 12 tracks, two of which had already been released as ...

Olivia Rodrigo has a massive week on Billboard’s charts. As all 11 tracks from Rodrigo’s 2021 debut set Sour hit the Hot 100’s top 40 that year, she becomes the first artist to chart all songs from ...

Olivia Rodrigo's highly anticipated sophomore album, Guts, has taken the music world by storm, with fans praising her witty lyrics and emotional depth across its 12 tracks. However, it's one song, in ...

The song will be released on June 30. Olivia Rodrigo is back with a new single! The Grammy-winning singer announced Tuesday that her upcoming track, titled "Vampire," will be released on June 30. The ...

The singer-songwriter spoke to PEOPLE before surprising fans at the Spotify x American Express 'Guts' Gallery pop-up experience in New York City Happy Monday for Spotify Olivia Rodrigo may have three ...

Can fans expect some “vault tracks” from Olivia Rodrigo in the future? Dan Nigro attended the 2024 Pop Awards in Los Angeles on Wednesday, May 8, to accept the award for ASCAP Pop Music Songwriters of ...

The film hits theaters Nov. 17. Olivia Rodrigo on Monday dropped the video for "Can't Catch Me Now," her new song for "The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes." The video features the ...

Is “Vampire” about Taylor Swift? Olivia Rodrigo won’t reveal the subject of her sophomore album’s single — or any other song, for that matter. Speaking to The Guardian, Rodrigo addressed speculation ...

A new era of Olivia Rodrigo is upon us. Tonight (June 30), the pop-rock princess has returned with “Vampire,” her first proper single in two years. On “Vampire,” Rodrigo has some words for an ex of ...

Olivia Rodrigo is making it clear that she is not happy with the Trump administration (and his Department of Homeland Security) using her music to promote their policies. On Friday, the pop singer ...

Olivia Rodrigo speaks out after a U.S. government department used her song in a video of people being deported.