Olivia Rodrigo Toronto Setlist Prediction: October 26–27, 2026

Scotiabank Arena • Two-night listening guide • October 20 research check

Our personal prediction for Olivia Rodrigo’s Toronto shows on October 26 and 27 follows the recent 23-song Unraveled Tour core, with “drop dead” first and “expectations” last. We expect the passage after “traitor” to provide the main opportunity for a different selection across the two nights.

This is a forecast checked on October 20. Montréal’s October 21–22 shows and Toronto’s first night have not happened at this check; none is being presented as a completed performance.

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The Toronto setlist prediction

Use this 23-song sequence for your pre-show playlist. It follows the core shared by Boston’s October 15, 17 and 18 reports. A surprise selection may be added after “traitor”; recorded transitions do not count as extra live songs.

Recent source reports: Boston October 15, October 17 and October 18. Community-edited setlists may be corrected.

A gift for the friend you are going with

A shared concert trip can make a small fan gift feel personal. If a date-specific souvenir is not what you need, the two designs below offer a casual Olivia-themed option to wear beyond the show. They are general fan designs, not Toronto concert posters.

Washed fan meme tee

From $34

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Classic fan meme tee

From $20

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Online MerchReport listings; product images are mockups. Starting prices checked October 20. These are not presented as official tour merchandise or venue purchases. Confirm size, options and shipping before ordering.

For an easy outfit, pair the classic tee with straight-leg dark jeans and a removable cardigan. The washed version works with a black denim skirt or loose black trousers and comfortable boots. Choose the recipient’s usual proportions rather than guessing that every fan wants an oversized fit. If the concert is the deadline, get a confirmed delivery estimate before treating an online order as show-night clothing.

October 26: what the first Toronto night can tell us

As of this check, Boston is the latest completed stop used in this forecast. Its three reports preserve the same 23 core songs, but two contain different extras. That makes the main sequence more defensible than any single surprise-song guess.

The intervening Montréal dates are an important evidence gap. Their eventual performances could strengthen the baseline or reveal a change before Toronto. Until those shows exist, the honest October 26 prediction stays anchored to Boston rather than inventing what Montréal will do.

October 27: expect continuity, leave room for a change

Night two does not automatically mean a different main set. Boston’s successive reports show why: its core remained intact while “pretty isn’t pretty” and “Can’t Catch Me Now” appeared on different nights. The Chicago October 11 and October 12 reports also document different extra selections, “happier” and “what’s wrong with me.”

Our night-two pick keeps the core intact and looks to the extra-song passage for contrast. The musical role of that slot matters more to this forecast than an assumed city-by-city rotation.

Scotiabank Arena details that affect your evening

The venue lists mobile-only ticket delivery and no re-entry after leaving its gates. Have your ticket available before joining the entry line, and plan to remain inside once admitted. Those policies are on the official event page.

The published bag policy permits small purses, clutches or fanny-pack-style bags smaller than 16.5 × 11.5 cm, with exceptions subject to inspection. The venue says event-specific changes are possible, so recheck your event notice before packing. A concert tote is not automatically an acceptable entry bag.

For transit, the arena’s Getting Here guide identifies Union Station as its connection to Toronto’s main public transport systems. Check your own return service and current notices rather than assuming a generic finish time guarantees a connection.

How Toronto connects to the Montréal previews

Start with the Montréal October 21 prediction for the recent core baseline. Our personal Toronto prediction extends that analysis to a two-night stop, with venue-specific planning and the late-set variation as its focus.