Olivia Rodrigo: note by note

Exhibit Info

On View - September 25, 2026 - February 22, 2027

Third Floor Gallery

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Olivia Rodrigo: note by note, the second of two Grammy Museum exhibits highlighting the three-time Grammy Award winner takes visitors on a journey through Rodrigo’s career so far. The exhibit will provide fans with an up-close look at stage-worn outfits and accessories from Rodrigo’s world tours supporting her first two albums, SOUR and GUTS; the dresses she wore throughout the cover art for her newest album, you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love, and items from the inaugural Daisy Chain Fields music festival. Fans are also encouraged to leave their mark on the exhibit by adding their own note to a special fan wall.

Olivia Rodrigo’s unapologetic, confessional songwriting has made her an essential voice in exploring her generation’s anxieties, frustrations, and joy. After her first single, “drivers license,” took the world by storm when she was just 17, Rodrigo’s debut album, SOUR, earned critical acclaim, broke streaming records, won three Grammy Awards, and kicked off a sold-out tour. Two years later, her sophomore album, GUTS, which explored the pains of growing up, earned Rodrigo six more Grammy nominations and launched a 102-show world tour.

Now, Rodrigo has entered a new chapter. In the past several months, she has released her third album, you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love, hosted her philanthropic Daisy Chain Fields festival, and embarked on her global The Unraveled Tour. In just six years, Olivia Rodrigo has risen from teenage breakout star to one of pop music’s defining artists, using her platform to champion creativity, generosity, and vulnerability along the way.

Exhibit highlights include:

• SOUR Tour: stage-worn outfits, handwritten letters to fans, and the iconic knee-high Dr. Martens worn throughout the tour.
• GUTS World Tour: stage outfits from her performances at Los Angeles’ Intuit Dome and the official “Guts World Tour” megaphone.
• Dresses worn for the front, back, and interior cover art of you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love, alongside the pink electric guitar featured in the “drop dead” music video.

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