Olivia Rodrigo Wins Hearts in the Philippines with Affordable Tour Tickets

Tickets at the Philippine Arena for Olivia Rodrigo's 'GUTS' World Tour are priced at 1,500 Pesos (US$27)
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Olivia Rodrigo, the Grammy-winning singer-songwriter with Filipino roots, is set to make her first-ever concert in the Philippines a memorable one, not just for her music but also for her remarkably affordable ticket prices.

Fans in Manila are ecstatic as all tickets for the October show at the Philippine Arena, part of her ‘GUTS’ World Tour, are priced at a mere 1,500 Philippine pesos (around $27), a decision Rodrigo’s team made to ensure wider accessibility.

“I’m soooo excited to visit the Philippines for the first time,” Rodrigo shared on Facebook, adding that all proceeds will benefit her non-profit, Fund 4 Good, dedicated to supporting women’s rights globally.

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The response has been overwhelming, with over 700,000 people reportedly queuing for tickets. “1,500 pesos to see Olivia Rodrigo?? Is this true?? If yes? I’m def coming!” exclaimed one fan on Facebook, while another expressed gratitude: “Such a treat and thanks Olivia for making it so affordable for Filipinos!”

Rodrigo’s connection to the Philippines runs deep. As a child actor, she spoke about her Filipino heritage and her great-grandfather’s journey to the U.S. She also shared her love for Filipino food, particularly Lumpia. This shared heritage has resonated with her Filipino fans, some of whom are calling the low ticket prices a “presyong kababayan” or fellow Filipino price.

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In an interview with Rolling Stone, Rodrigo expressed her admiration for the Filipino community, stating: “People there are so welcoming and hospitable and awesome. Filipino people ride for other Filipino people.”

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