Olivia Rodrigo Columbus Setlist Prediction: October 29–30, 2026

The Unraveled Tour • Ohio • Research checked October 20

The most defensible Columbus prediction is a 23-song core, from “drop dead” to “expectations,” with an optional extra after “traitor.” Olivia Rodrigo’s October 29–30, 2026 Schottenstein Center shows fall just before Halloween, but that timing alone is not evidence of a special cover, costume segment or changed encore.

This forecast uses completed Boston performances. Montréal and Toronto are still future shows at the October 20 research check. Their eventual setlists could change the evidence before Columbus; they have not been invented or counted in the analysis.

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Predicted Columbus songs and order

The numbered list is the 23-song core shared by the three Boston reports. It excludes recorded interludes. An added song after “traitor” would increase the total rather than replace the entire autumn section.

Prediction sources: community reports for Boston October 15, October 17 and October 18. Reports can be corrected; no artist-released setlist for this future stop has been verified.

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For a simple show outfit, pair a graphic tee with straight-leg jeans, a removable jacket and shoes you can comfortably stand in. Check the size chart before gifting. Keep a calendar or wrapped present at home: choose it as a later gift rather than another item to carry through arena security. Confirm shipping separately if you need an order by a particular date.

Will the Halloween timing change the set?

It is an appealing fan theory, especially for October 30, but a date on the calendar cannot establish a song choice. The current forecast therefore keeps the recent core intact. “vampire” is already in that core; its title is not proof of an additional Halloween performance or themed production change.

The concrete variable is the extra-song position. Boston’s October 17 report added “pretty isn’t pretty,” while October 18 added “Can’t Catch Me Now.” October 15 reported no extra in that slot. Those observations support leaving room for a choice; they do not identify what Columbus will receive.

October 29 versus October 30

Our prediction uses the same core for both evenings, with the passage after “traitor” as the focal point for a night-two variation. Listen for how that moment leads into the winter run and three-song encore.

A new core omission, a reordered act or a changed finale in the intervening Canadian shows would weaken this forecast. A different extra alone would mainly change the candidate pool. Until those performances happen, neither development can be assumed.

The Schottenstein Center details to check first

The venue’s A–Z guide states a no-bag policy, with wallets or wristlets up to 5 × 8 × 1 inches permitted. A dedicated screening process covers medical, dietary and childcare needs. It also lists cashless payment. Check event-specific notices before leaving, particularly if your outfit normally includes a larger bag.

The event page says mobile SafeTix should be saved to your digital wallet in advance; paper printouts and screenshots are not valid. Open the actual ticket rather than relying on an image in your photo gallery.

Use the official parking and directions guide for your route and current instructions. General door-opening guidance is not a confirmed door time for these particular concerts. Plan around the event notice, not a Boston arrival schedule.

Continue through the tour previews

Columbus — October 29–30 · Philadelphia — November 7–8

The preceding stop is covered in our Toronto October 26–27 guide. For the earliest preview in this cluster, see Montréal October 21. This Columbus forecast remains a pre-show listening guide, with the extra-song identity open.