Olivia Rodrigo's Albums Soar As Her World Tour Finishes
Olivia Rodrigo just finished her multi-year Guts World Tour. She began the venture in February 2024 and added a few final dates in Northern Europe this summer. The singer-songwriter performed in Dublin in late June and ended the trek in Manchester with shows on June 30 and July 1. Excitement around the conclusion of her global concert tour and her return to the United Kingdom helps the Grammy winner soar on the charts in that country once again.
Olivia Rodrigo's Guts is Her Biggest Album Right Now
Guts is Rodrigo's biggest winner among her albums — of which there are only two. That makes sense, as it's the newer of the pair and the one she was promoting on her concert tour. The full-length rises highest on the Official Albums Streaming chart, where it breaks back into the top 20 and settles at No. 17. It can also be found within the top 40 on the main ranking of the most consumed albums and EPs in the nation, as it jumps 10 spaces to No. 24.
Guts rises 20 spaces or more on both the Official Albums Sales and Official Physical Albums charts. However, it doesn't manage to enter the top 40 on either tally, so even with its impressive gains, it still sits lower on those rosters.
Sour is on the Rise as Well
Interest in Rodrigo's debut full-length Sour has also increased as the Guts World Tour revisited the U.K. Sour finds its way back to both the Official Physical Albums and Official Albums Sales charts, coming in at Nos. 88 and 93, respectively.
The same title jumps on both the Official Albums Streaming and Official Albums rankings, pushing to Nos. 16 and 25, as it seems that plays on platforms like Spotify, Apple Music, and other popular services are largely to thank for the project's renewed success.
Olivia Rodrigo Has Reached No. 1 With Both Albums
Both Sour and Guts have hit No. 1 on every chart on which they have appeared in the U.K. Sour has spent more than 200 weeks on half the lists it's found on, and is nearing that sum on the two purchase-only tallies. Meanwhile, Guts will soon become a triple-digit week charting win as well.
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