Grammy Museum Expands Olivia Rodrigo Exhibit with New Artifacts
The Grammy Museum has announced an extension of its Olivia Rodrigo exhibit, 'Olivia Rodrigo: Note By Note,' presented by American Express. This expanded experience builds on a previous exhibition showcasing handmade sets and artwork from Rodrigo's music video for 'The Cure.' The new exhibit takes viewers through Rodrigo's career, featuring artifacts from all three album cycles, two world tours, and items from her inaugural women-led music festival, Daisy Chain Fields.
The exhibit includes stage-worn outfits, handwritten letters to fans, Dr. Martens worn throughout the Sour Tour, and stage outfits from performances at Los Angeles' Intuit Dome. Other notable items include the official Guts World Tour megaphone and dresses worn for the front, back, and interior cover art of You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love.
The Daisy Chain Fields festival, held on August 29th at Great Park in Irvine, California, donated $20 million to non-profit organizations dedicated to advancing and advocating for women and girls through the Daisy Chain Fields Fund. The 'Olivia Rodrigo: Note By Note' exhibit opens on September 25th and runs through February 22, 2027.