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Are You Ready for Olivia Rodrigo’s Guts World Tour?


Olivia Rodrigo’s Guts World Tour is almost here, and excitement is in the air! Scheduled for October 5 at the Philippine Arena, tickets are priced at just 1,500 pesos for all sections, making this concert accessible for many. Plus, every ticket sold supports a great cause through Olivia's Fund 4 Good initiative, aimed at empowering women and girls around the globe.

However, the ticket sales have been chaotic. Fans camped out for over 30 hours and still went home empty-handed as tickets sold out in less than 30 minutes. Many Livies are calling for a second concert date, hoping to secure a spot after the overwhelming demand during online sales and the limited over-the-counter (OTC) sales on September 29. One fan tweeted, “We need Day 2, @oliviarodrigo. Some of your fans waited over 30 hours for OTC, but the tickets were sold out in less than 30 minutes!”

Ticketing Chaos

The situation has sparked frustration regarding transparency, especially since Live Nation PH and SM Tickets didn't clarify the number of available tickets during sales. Issues like late notifications of sold-out tickets and confusion around ticket redemptions further fueled the anger. Some online buyers encountered problems with “questionable activities” flagged, leaving them without tickets despite successful payments.

One standout feature of the Silver Star Tickets is the random assignment of seating sections, meaning fans may find themselves in various areas of the arena, from limited-view spots to prime floor locations, ensuring a diverse experience.

Concert Goer Guide

For those who managed to grab tickets, here are some helpful tips:


Shuttle Bus Service:

  • Route: Vertis North - Philippine Arena
  • Departure Times: 10:00 AM, 10:30 AM, 11:00 AM, 11:30 AM, 12:30 PM, 1:00 PM, 1:30 PM, 2:00 PM, 2:30 PM, and 3:00 PM
  • Pick-up Point: Open area across H&M, Vertis North
  • Drop-off Point: NLET Parking, Philippine Arena
  • Roundtrip Fare: ₱450

Additional Information:

  • Buses Available After Show: Shuttle buses will be available for return trips immediately after the concert.
  • Shuttle Bus Ticket Purchase: Shuttle bus tickets can be purchased through SMTickets.com.
  • Physical Ticket Redemption: Ticket holders who purchased their tickets online need to claim their physical tickets at any SM Tickets outlet nationwide by presenting their Claim Ticket Voucher.

Important Note: Only physical shuttle bus tickets will be accepted.


  • Ticket Issues? If your ticket doesn’t show up in your SM Tickets account, check back on September 28 at 12:00 AM for your claim ticket voucher.

  • Prohibited Items: Stay updated on what you can’t bring by following Live Nation’s social media for the official list.

  • Getting to Philippine Arena: Here are some commuting options:

    • Catch a bus from Farmers Plaza to Barangay Turo and then a tricycle to the arena.
    • Use a P2P bus from SM North EDSA or TriNoma directly to Bocaue.
    • If you’re near LRT-1 D. Jose, find a bus going to Barangay Turo, then take a trike from there.

A Cause Worth Supporting

This concert isn’t just about the music; it’s part of Olivia’s mission for social change. The Fund 4 Good initiative focuses on creating a just future for women and girls, with net proceeds from the Manila concert directed to community nonprofits supporting education and reproductive rights.

As the date approaches, Olivia Rodrigo's concert promises to be a night of music and empowerment. Don’t miss out -- prepare for an unforgettable experience!

Important Links

For show-related concerns, you can ask Live Nation Philippines (Facebook | Instagram | X/Twitter)

For ticket-related concerns, you can ask SM Tickets  (Facebook | Instagram | X/Twitter)

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