Olivia Rodrigo kicked off the first night of her The Unraveled Tour.
On Instagram, the Filipino-American singer shared a series of snapshots from the concert, giving fans a glimpse of the stage design, her outfit, and a backstage moment from the show.
"First night of The Unraveled Tour was magic!!!!" she remarked.
Olivia also shared that she had been conceptualizing the concert for quite some time now.
"Been planning this show out in my head for the last year and seeing it all come together was a dream come true," she said.
The Grammy-winning singer went on to thank the fans who came out to support the opening night, as well as the creatives who helped bring the show to life.
"Thank you to everyone who came and showed so much love and huge thanks to @esdevlin @husseinchalayanofficial and @humanprsn for their brilliant contributions. can’t wait to see more of yall on the road!!!!🩷🌸💖🌷💖" she said.
Fans online were quick to react to Olivia's post.
"Looks absolutely breathtaking!" one fan commented.
"THIS SHOW IS INCREDIBLE 😍 I'm so proud of you, you are the best!" another fan said.
Announced dates for The Unraveled Tour include stops across the United States and Europe.
Meanwhile, in August, Olivia launched the all-women music festival Daisy Chain Fields in Irvine, California.
In a recent interview with Vogue Philippines, Olivia shared that the idea had been on her mind since childhood, after discovering Lilith Fair through its 2010 revival when she was seven years old.
“I always kind of hoped that someone would recreate it with all of the most incredible women artists of today,” she said. “And at a certain point, I think I was just sort of like, ‘Well, if anyone can do it, I can probably do it.’ You know, like what’s stopping me from creating something like that?”
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Aside from bringing together some of today’s leading women artists, Daisy Chain Fields also raised significant funds for nonprofit organizations supporting women and girls.
The festival initially generated $10 million for 10 nonprofit partners.
Its fundraising total later doubled to $20 million after Melinda French Gates contributed an additional $10 million to support organizations serving women and girls.