Olivia Rodrigo turned heads while attending the Billboard Live Music Summit in Los Angeles.
The Drivers License hitmaker, 21, who recently gave heartwarming advice to a fan who recognized her in public, put on a chic and modern display as she modeled a black crop top and a knee-length white skirt.
She paired her ensemble with black heels and delicate gold earrings, as she strutted the red carpet at the star-studded party on Thursday.
Her brunette locks were loose, cascading over her shoulders as she wore a light face of makeup that flaunted her natural beauty.
After a four-year hiatus, the Billboard Live Music Summit was held at the 1 Hotel West Hollywood and featured a series of panels and leadership discussions, depending on the event. place.
Fans were also able to see the Vampire singer autographing her Billboard Touring Issue cover, which sees the Disney Channel alum posing in a low-cut top and mini skirt.
Olivia Rodrigo turned heads while attending the Billboard Live Music Summit in Los Angeles on Thursday.
She put on an elegant and understated display as she modeled a black sleeveless crop top and a knee-length white skirt.
And the self-proclaimed ‘Pisces Princess’ took to the event’s stage for a superstar Q&A to chat with the audience about her discography and the Guts Tour showrunners.
The Billboard Music Awards were initially scheduled for Thursday night as well, but have since been moved to Tuesday, November 19.
Billboard senior director of live music and touring Dave Brooks told the online magazine that tonight is meant to raise awareness about “the challenges and opportunities of the industry.”
He shared: ‘We are excited to bring this show back to the epicenter of the concert business.
‘This summit is a marketplace of ideas and brings together some of the biggest names in the business. This year, we will explore the challenges and opportunities of the industry, as well as celebrate how far we have come since 2019.”
This year’s topics will include the current state of the live music industry, how to deal with its changing obstacles, and what opportunities lie ahead for new faces in music.
Later in the evening, the scheduled awards ceremony will honor this year’s ‘Top Touring Executives’.
According to Billboard, the ceremony will “recognize the visionaries who have shaped the live music landscape, showcasing their notable contributions and resilience in the industry.”
“Featuring inspiring speeches and a gathering of music’s best, it’s a moment dedicated to the passion and innovation that drives the live music experience.”
Earlier this year, fans saw Rodrigo tour the world with his second album, Guts: The Guts World Tour.
She paired her ensemble with black heels and delicate gold earrings, as she strutted the red carpet at the star-studded party.
Her brunette locks came loose, cascading over her shoulders as she wore a light face of makeup that flaunted her natural beauty.
After a four-year hiatus, this year’s celebration was held at the 1 Hotel West Hollywood and featured a series of leadership panels and discussions.
Billboard senior director of live music and touring Dave Brooks told the online magazine that tonight is meant to raise awareness about “the challenges and opportunities of the industry.”
According to Billboard, the ceremony will “recognize the visionaries who have shaped the live music landscape, showcasing their notable contributions and resilience in the industry.”
Rodrigo kicked off the Guts World Tour on February 23, 2024 in Palm Springs, California and will conclude on July 1, 2025 in Manchester, England.
Their opening acts rotate between: Good Luck Babe singer Chappell Roan, Boy’s a Liar singer PinkPantheress, The Breeders, Remi Wolf and Benee.
In August, we saw the Filipino-American singer flaunt her incredible abs in a sparkly bra and skirt while taking the stage at The Forum for her tour in Los Angeles.
Before taking the stage, he took to his Instagram Story to share a sweet message that the Kia Forum left him on one of the walls of the indoor stadium.
‘Welcome to the Kia Forum, Olivia! Congratulations on 4 sold out shows!’ he read.
The High School Musical: The Musical: The Series star’s photo of herself showing off the note while making a heart gesture with her hand.
“Very excited,” she wrote above the snap.
At the time, the Happier hitmaker shared behind-the-scenes photos of herself as she prepared to sing her latest hits.
In the snap, she modeled the same sparkly ensemble paired with several silver rings and her onstage makeup.
“Relax, take it easy and then rock the show,” he wrote, referencing Miley Cyrus’ 2006 pop star anthem Best of Both Worlds.
Fans were also able to see the Vampire singer autograph her cover on Billboard’s tour issue, which sees the Disney Channel alum posing in a low-cut top and miniskirt.
Earlier this year, fans watched Rodrigo tour the world with his second album, Guts: The Guts World Tour.
Rodrigo kicked off the Guts World Tour on February 23, 2024 in Palm Springs, California and will conclude on July 1, 2025 in Manchester, England.
Their opening acts rotate between: Good Luck Babe singer Chappell Roan, Boy’s a Liar singer PinkPantheress, The Breeders, Remi Wolf and Benee.
Rodrigo famously romanced her High School Musical: The Musical: The Series co-star Joshua Bassett, music executive Zack Bia, Adam Faze, Ethan Wacker and, most recently, Luis Partridge.
In 2023, the Get Him Back singer admitted to The Guardian that some of her hits are about her past relationships.
And he also took the event stage for Superstar Q&A to chat with the audience about his discography and the Guts Tour showrunners.
Rodrigo famously romanced her High School Musical: The Musical: The Series co-star Joshua Bassett, music executive Zack Bia, Adam Faze, Ethan Wacker and, most recently, Luis Partridge.
In 2023, the Get Him Back singer admitted to The Guardian that some of her hits are about her past relationships. But she wouldn’t publicly link a specific song to an ex.
“I never want to say who my songs are about… I’ve never done that before in my career and I probably won’t,” he said, “I think it’s best not to pigeonhole a song into one thing.” .’