How to Request Olivia Rodrigo $25 Silver Star Tickets from Ticketmaster Today Fans who missed out on presales, general sales, or Ticketmaster’s recent recovered-ticket program now have another chance to attend Olivia Rodrigo’s concert without paying hundreds of dollars. With resale prices for her shows soaring into the triple and quadruple digits, Silver Star tickets offer the most affordable entry option. The request window for these tickets opens Tuesday, September 1, at 3 p.m. ET (12 p.m. PT) and closes Wednesday, September 2, at 11:59 p.m. ET through Ticketmaster. To request tickets, fans must visit Olivia Rodrigo’s Ticketmaster tour page and select the desired show. From there, they can choose the Silver Star ticket option and submit a request for two tickets. Payment information is required during the process, but Ticketmaster will only charge the card if the request is fulfilled. It’s important to note that submitting a request does not guarantee tickets; Ticketmaster will review all applications and notify selected fans via email by Wednesday, September 9. If selected, the payment method will be charged, and additional instructions will be sent. Unsuccessful applicants will not receive a separate notification. For those not selected, alternatives include verified resale platforms like Vivid Seats, SeatGeek, StubHub, and TicketNetwork. First-time Vivid Seats users can save $20 on orders over $200 with code SYRACUSE20, while SeatGeek offers $5 off orders over $300 with code TAKE5. TicketNetwork provides 15% off with code TIXDEAL15. These platforms typically offer buyer protection policies, ensuring refunds or replacements if tickets are invalid, arrive late, or differ from the advertised description.#concert #ticketmaster #seatgeek #olivia_ridggo #silver_star
Global Pop Star Olivia Rodrigo Donates $1M to Leading Native American Health Organization Olivia Rodrigo, the international pop star and founder of the Daisy Chain Fields Festival, announced a $1 million donation to the Johns Hopkins Center of Indigenous Health (CIH) ahead of the festival’s inaugural event in Irvine, California. The funds, sourced from the festival’s net proceeds from ticket sales, were allocated to ten nonprofit partners, including CIH, which is recognized as one of the nation’s most influential Native American health organizations. The donation marks a significant contribution to CIH’s 35th anniversary vision of fostering thriving Indigenous communities worldwide. The festival, which features an all-woman lineup of performers and highlights women-owned businesses through its marketplace and art installations, was designed to celebrate collaboration and support for women and girls globally. Rodrigo emphasized the importance of collective action during a press conference held in Los Angeles on August 28. She expressed gratitude to festival attendees, artists, sponsors, and donors for their role in reaching the $10 million fundraising goal. “Daisy Chain Fields was created to celebrate the power of what can happen when we come together to support one another,” she said. “The organizations we’ve partnered with are doing incredibly important work every single day in the US and globally.” CIH, founded in 1991, advocates for evidence-based public health initiatives across Indian Country. Melissa Wells, co-director of CIH, joined Rodrigo at the press conference to announce the donation. The organization plans to use the funds to advance its mission of improving health outcomes for Indigenous communities.#olivia_ridggo #johns_hopkins_center_of_indigenous_health #daisy_chain_fields_festival #melissa_wells #centers_for_reproductive_rights
