Olivia Rodrigo Releases New Song “You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love”

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GRAMMY Award-winning singer-songwriter, Olivia Rodrigo, has just unveiled her highly-anticipated third studio album under the title “you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love”, now available for purchase and streaming via Geffen Records. Fans of Rodrigo can also get their hands on limited-edition merchandise, curated collectibles, and vinyl records for this latest release.

Accompanying the album drop, Rodrigo has treated her audience to the official music video for her new track “stupid song” filmed in the bustling city of New York. The visually stunning video, directed by Mitch Ryan, features mesmerizing choreography by the renowned Prima Ballerina Tiler Peck and other talented dancers from the NYC Ballet and American Ballet Theater.

Rodrigo’s musical prowess has shown no signs of slowing down with the release of her chart-topping singles “drop dead” and “the cure” from this new album. Achieving a rare milestone, Rodrigo became the first artist to debut the first three singles from her first three albums at #1 on the charts. “the cure” in particular climbed its way to #1 on various Billboard charts, including the Hot Rock & Alternative Songs, Hot Alternative Songs, and Alternative Digital Song Sales charts.

Not one to limit her achievements to just her music, Rodrigo recently graced the stage at Spotify’s Billions Club Live event, marking the impressive feat of having nine songs with over one billion streams each. Her performance is now available for viewing on the platform. In another surprise appearance, Rodrigo took to the stage at Primavera Sound, where she unveiled her latest song “what’s wrong with me”, featuring the iconic Robert Smith of The Cure.

The excitement surrounding Rodrigo’s music and live performances shows no signs of slowing down, with the announcement of The Unraveled Tour set to kick off in September. The immense demand for tickets resulted in over one million tickets sold globally and additional stops added to accommodate eager fans. Notably, Rodrigo’s tour began with four initially planned shows in Brooklyn, which quickly grew into a massive 10-show run at the Barclays Center. Additionally, her performance at Los Angeles’ Intuit Dome broke venue records and set new benchmarks with an unprecedented 10-date residency. With 11 nights set to perform at London’s O2 arena, Rodrigo joins an exclusive group of artists to achieve double-digit residencies at the renowned venue, including music legends like Prince, Elton John, and Rihanna.

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