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Olivia Rodrigo is bringing her ‘Guts Tour’ to the Wells Fargo Center

The Disney actress turned pop star is coming to South Philly next year in support of her brand new second album. Also announced this week: Bob Dylan at the Fillmore.

Olivia Rodrigo will bring her "Guts Tour" to the Wells Fargo Center next summer.
Olivia Rodrigo will bring her "Guts Tour" to the Wells Fargo Center next summer.Read moreNick Walker

Olivia Rodrigo is coming to South Philly.

The Disney-actress-turned-pop-star, who released her second album last week, will play the Wells Fargo Center on July 19 of next year. The album, Guts, is due to make its debut on top of the Billboard charts.

Rodrigo performed two songs from the punky, deservedly acclaimed Guts — “Vampire” and “Get Him Back!” — on the MTV Video Music Awards on Tuesday. The 20-year-old singer-songwriter has been riding high since her breakout single, “Drivers License,” became a viral hit in January 2021.

Later that year, she made her Philadelphia debut with two sold-out shows at the Met Philly, and her first album, Sour, won three Grammys in 2022.

The “Guts Tour” kicks off in Palm Springs in February and travels to Europe in May and June before beginning its second leg in Philadelphia in July. English singer PinkPantheress will open the Wells Fargo Center show.

Fans can register to buy tickets to the Philadelphia and all North American shows at ticketmaster.com/oliviarodrigo between now and Sept. 17 at 10 p.m.

From there, according to a news release, “fans will be randomly selected to receive a code that grants them access to the sales on Wednesday, September 20, and Thursday, September 21.” Tickets will range from $49.50 to $199.50.

» READ MORE: Review: Olivia Rodrigo’s ‘Sour’ tour in first of two nights at the Met

Rodrigo is not the only songwriter of note to announce a Philadelphia show this week. Bob Dylan’s “Rough & Rowdy Ways Tour,” which first played the Met Philly in November 2021, will return to town and play the Fillmore in Fishtown on Nov. 19. Tickets for the Nobel Prize-winning octogenarian go on sale at 10 a.m. Sept. 14 at LiveNation.com.