Book Olivia Rodrigo tour hotel stays for nothing up front

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The singer will be coming to the UK next May (Image: Getty)
The singer will be coming to the UK next May (Image: Getty)

US singing sensation Olivia Rodrigo has announced that she will be touching down in the UK next year as part of her highly-anticipated worldwide tour.

To mark the release of her second studio album GUTS, the "Vampire" singer will be kicking off her live shows in February, playing dates across the UK and Canada before heading to Dublin in April and then on to Manchester for the first of her five UK tour dates on May 3. Demand for tickets is expected to be so high that a registration system has been implemented, similar to that put in place for Taylor Swift fans trying to purchase tickets for her Eras Tour earlier this year.

With only five dates announced so far in Manchester, Glasgow, Birmingham and London, fans may need to be prepared to travel to see their idol in the flesh. Savvy concertgoers could be ahead of the game by booking their overnight stay without having to pay a penny now.

Tickets will go on sale for Olivia Rodrigo's UK shows on Thursday, September 21, but fans will need to pre-register before 10pm on Sunday, September 17 via the singer's website to be in with a chance to purchase them. Once registration closes, fans will be randomly selected to receive a code that grants them access to the sale.

American Express card members may also have the opportunity to get early sale access to Olivia's UK tour dates via the American Express Early Access Registration option on Ticketmaster, with the pre-sale opening a day early on Wednesday, September 20. All other fans can register in advance via Ticketmaster now for the chance to get tickets when they go on sale next week.

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UK tour dates released so far are:

How to book a hotel room without paying anything today

Using a clever booking hack, fans who register their interest in tickets for any of her UK shows could guarantee their accommodation without having to pay a penny now. Better still, unlucky fans who aren't able to purchase the tickets they want can simply cancel their booking without losing any money.

Online travel agency, Booking.com, offers guests the opportunity to book now but pay nothing until their arrival date. This deal often also allows for cancellations until the day of or the day before the booking date, with no penalty payments or money due.

For fans hoping to get their hands on a ticket to see the "Get Him Back" singer when she arrives in the UK, some of the best accommodation we found today includes:

Manchester

Glasgow

Birmingham

London

Fans can only register for one venue in each country, but anyone willing to hop over to Europe to see her could use websites like Booking.com, Hotels.com and HotelsCombined to find overnight accommodation in Belgium, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Portugal, Spain or Switzerland.

Laura Mckenna

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