Olivia Rodrigo Announces Third Album Out in June
“I am so proud of this record and I can’t wait for you to hear it,” she says of her third album
It’s been four long years since Olivia Rodrigo released a new album, but the wait for OR3 is over. You Seem Pretty Sad For a Girl So in Love, her third LP, will arrive on June 12.
Most notably, the album is not a four-letter title as fans expected, after her 2021 debut, Sour, and 2022’s Guts. “I am so proud of this record and I can’t wait for you to hear it,” Rodrigo said on Instagram. It’s available for preorder now.
The news arrives after months of Rodrigo teasing new music, most recently a cryptic hotline message that alluded to this year’s pink moon, which occurred on April 2. “Trust your intuition,” the message read. “Expect true clarity and renewal just after the pink moon. Until then, follow the stars, your guides, and your heart, knowing that the best is yet to come.”
Rodrigo recently covered the Magnetic Fields’ “The Book of Love” for HELP(2), a compilation album supporting the charity organization War Child UK, alongside Arctic Monkeys, Cameron Winter, Depeche Mode, Wet Leg, and more. In December 2025, she released Live at Glastonbury (A BBC Recording), a double LP that encapsulated her incredible year touring the festival circuit. A month later, she celebrated the fifth anniversary of her breakout hit “Drivers License” by dropping a cover of the song, featuring her Governors Ball buddy David Byrne.
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