Olivia Rodrigo Announces Deluxe Version of “GUTS” and Shares the Tracklist
The pop star is following up her hit 2023 album with five additional stars, which are due out on Friday
Olivia Rodrigo isn't done spilling her GUTS quite yet.
The pop star, 21, is set to release the deluxe version of her hit 2023 album, titled GUTS (spilled), on Friday. She announced the news while performing in the second night of her GUTS World Tour stop at Chicago's United Center on Wednesday night, as well as on Instagram.
Fans captured photos and videos of the on-stage moment, which saw Rodrigo unfolding and holding up a piece of paper that said, "GUTS DELUXE OUT FRIDAY," while she was surrounded by her back-up dancers who held signs with the names of the new songs that are on the way.
According to the footage that surfaced on social media, the crowd erupted into cheers while the Grammy winner smirked at their reaction.
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On Instagram, the "Bad Idea Right?" singer posted a photo of the sign that she held up on the ground surrounded by confetti and a shot of her and her dancers' reveal. The carousel also included the updated cover artwork, which is the same album art as the original version of GUTS, but appears as though it's been torn over Rodrigo's face to show the deluxe title.
In the caption, the pop-rock artist confirmed five additional songs would appear on the project. "5 new tunes for ya!!!! GUTS (spilled) out friday!!!!!!" she wrote.
Rodrigo also confirmed the tracklist on her Instagram Story by sharing an image listing the 12 original tracks in a black, typewriter-like font and the new songs — "Obsessed," "Girl I've Always Been," "Scared of My Guitar," "Stranger" and "So American" — seemingly handwritten in red.
GUTS (spilled) arrives as the "Get Him Back!" singer is in the midst of her first-ever stadium tour. The GUTS World Tour kicked off with its North American leg in late February and has been lauded for its rock and pop-punk show qualities, Rodrigo's stage presence and expansive setlist, featuring nearly all of the songs of her sophomore album and debut, Sour, and more.
Throughout the tour, Rodrigo has also been recognized for her activism in promoting safe sex and reproductive health care. At each tour stop, the musician is donating a portion of ticket sales to her non profit, Fund 4 Good, as well as the National Network of Abortion Funds, and has been providing free resources for fans at select dates.
The current leg of the tour continues through March and will wrap up in early April in New York City, with there former Disney star is set to play four shows at Madison Square Garden. Shortly after, Rodrigo will head over to Ireland to launch the U.K./European dates, which run from late April until late June. Additional North American dates are set to follow, resuming in mid-July and running throughout the summer.
GUTS, the "Drivers License" singer's follow-up to her 2021 debut, arrived to acclaim in September of last year and saw her reunite with her frequent collaborator, producer Dan Nigro. It went on to debut at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 and garnered a total of six Grammy nominations.
Upon the release, Rodrigo opened up to PEOPLE about the pressure she felt in writing the record that was set to follow her smash hit Sour. "For the first few months of writing Guts I was dealing with a lot of noise in my head about whether it was going to be good enough or whether I could ever top what I did on Sour,” she shared. “It definitely adds a lot of pressure.”
"I had to switch my mindset into just trying to write songs that I would like to hear on the radio and not trying to beat anything or achieve any sort of commercial success,” the "Vampire" singer added “Then it became a lot more fun, and the music became a lot better.”
See the full tracklist for GUTS (spilled) below.
1. All American Bitch
2. Bad Idea Right?
3. Vampire
4. Lacy
5. Ballad of a Homeschooled Girl
6. Making the Bed
7. Logical
8. Get Him Back
9. Love Is Embarrassing
10. The Grudge
11. Pretty Isn’t Pretty
12. Teenage Dream
13. Obsessed
14. Girl I’ve Always Been
15. Scared of My Guitar
16. Stranger
17. So American
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