TL;DR. Olivia Rodrigo plays 11 nights at The O2 in London on The Unraveled Tour, from 5 April to 10 May 2027. Below is every date, both support acts, and the rules that actually catch people out: four tickets per person and per household, mobile-only entry, and a resale term that can invalidate a ticket you paid for. If the night you want is gone, the section at the bottom is the one you need.
The full run: 11 nights at The O2
The Unraveled Tour's London residency is one of the longest runs a single act has booked at The O2. The dates:
- April 2027: Monday 5, Tuesday 6, Thursday 8, Friday 9, Monday 12, Wednesday 14, Thursday 15, Monday 19, Tuesday 20
- May 2027: Sunday 9, Monday 10, both added after the original run was announced
Doors are at 6pm and the curfew is 10:30pm. Grace Ives supports 5 to 12 April, and Die Spitz supports from 14 April through to the final night, so which night you pick changes who you see first.
Eleven nights matters more than it sounds. Every extra night is another pool of tickets and another set of people whose plans can change. A one-night show gives you one shot at a return. This gives you eleven, and being flexible about which evening you go is the single biggest thing in your favour.
The rules that catch people out
Read these before you buy anything, because two of them can cost you the ticket entirely.
Four tickets per person and per household. Not four per account. The event terms state that tickets bought over the limit may be cancelled and invalidated, and "per household" is the part people miss when a group tries to split a block across two accounts at the same address.
Mobile only. Tickets are displayed through The O2 or AXS app. Printouts and screenshots are explicitly not accepted at the door. If you bought more than one and transfer is not available, your guests have to arrive with you.
Standing is 16+. Under-16s need to be seated, and under-15s must be with an adult aged 18 or over.
The resale term worth knowing now
The terms for this show name AXS Official Resale as the legitimate place to resell, and warn that tickets bought through a site other than the venue's own or axs.com may not be valid, with entry refused. That is the show's rule, not ours, and it is worth knowing before a night sells out rather than after you have paid someone.
What happens between now and April 2027
Two things, in this order, and most people get the second one wrong.
The run fills up unevenly. Long arena residencies rarely go in one hour across every night. The first weekend and the final dates tend to move first, and midweek nights in the middle of a long run take longer. Availability drains over months, and there is usually no announcement when a given night finally goes.
Then returns start, late. Returned tickets do not trickle out steadily from the on-sale date. They appear when plans break, and almost nobody's April 2027 plans break in 2026. Expect months of nothing, then real activity in the weeks before each individual date, repeating eleven times.
That second point is the reason this page exists now rather than next spring. The moment a night you want is gone is not the moment to start working out how returns work.
How to get a ticket for a night that has sold out
There is no queue that eventually reaches you and no list that guarantees anything. There are only returns, appearing at random, and taken fast.
What actually decides who gets one is timing. A returned ticket for a show in this much demand can be listed and gone inside a minute. Nobody wins that by refreshing a page, and nobody wins it by checking once a day.
So the practical version is: know which nights you would accept before you need to decide, have an account ready on the channel the show sanctions, and arrange to be told the moment something appears rather than going looking. On the price side, the difference between a capped face-value channel and an open marketplace is the difference between paying what the ticket costs and paying what someone thinks you will bear. We have written up how capped resale works in Twickets, explained, and where UK price cap legislation currently stands in the price cap explainer.
Where we come in
Alertix watches UK resale listings and sends you a notification the moment one appears, so the gap between a ticket being listed and you knowing about it stops being the thing that loses it. Our page for this run is the Olivia Rodrigo tour page, where you choose the nights that work for you and how you want to hear.
Two honest notes. We watch the public face-value resale market, not the box office, so we are the answer to "a night I want is gone", not a way to skip a queue. And we cannot guarantee anyone a ticket, because no alert service can. What an alert changes is the timing, which happens to be the only part of this that is actually winnable.
Setting it up while the market is quiet costs nothing and is the whole point: returns for this run will start without any announcement, and the first one you hear about should not be the one you read about afterwards.
FAQ
What are the Olivia Rodrigo 2027 London dates?
Eleven nights at The O2: 5, 6, 8, 9, 12, 14, 15, 19 and 20 April 2027, then 9 and 10 May 2027, the last two added after the original run. Doors are at 6pm with a 10:30pm curfew. Grace Ives supports 5 to 12 April and Die Spitz supports from 14 April onwards.
How many Olivia Rodrigo tickets can I buy?
Four per person and per household, per event. That limit is enforced rather than advisory: the event terms say tickets bought over it may be cancelled and invalidated. Buying four on one account and four on another at the same address is the thing that gets caught.
How do I get tickets if the night I want has sold out?
Through returns, not through a queue. There is no waiting list that eventually reaches you. People who can no longer go release their tickets, those appear without warning, and they get taken quickly. For this show the terms name AXS Official Resale as the legitimate route, and buying from a site other than the venue or axs.com risks a ticket that will not get you in.
When do returns actually appear for a show this far out?
Late, and close to each individual night rather than spread evenly. Returns come from plans breaking, and plans made for April 2027 mostly break in 2027. Expect very little for months, then activity in the weeks before each date, eleven times over.