Olivia Rodrigo’s Intimate Barcelona Show Is Getting the Concert Film Treatment: Watch the Teaser

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Billions Club Live with Olivia Rodrigo: A Concert Film is headed to Spotify sooner than you think

Olivia Rodrigo performs in Barcelona for Spotify Billions Club Live

Olivia Rodrigo performs in Barcelona for Spotify Billions Club Live Xavi Torrent/Spotify

Olivia Rodrigo is bringing a recent intimate performance of her biggest streaming hits — and her latest Billboard Hot 100 No. 1 — to fans around the world in a new concert film.

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Spotify announced on Tuesday (May 26) that the pop star’s Billions Club Live show in Barcelona (which Billboard attended earlier this month) is headed to the platform as a “long-form film” on May 27. The one-night-only set brought 1,500 of the most devoted Livies in Spain to the historic outdoor theater Teatre Grec, where Rodrigo performed eight of her nine Billions Club members, a few fan-favorite tracks from her first two albums and her OR3 lead single, “drop dead.” The mini concert took place two days before the May 10 El Clásico football match, where FC Barcelona claimed victory over rivals Real Madrid and took home the league championship in exclusive versions of the blaugrana jersey featuring Rodrigo’s OR logo.

Billions Club Live with Olivia Rodrigo: A Concert Film, which arrives a little over two weeks before her next album you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love, follows a similar concert visual released by Spotify with Bad Bunny last month. There, the Puerto Rican star performed 17 of his biggest hits in Tokyo (his first-ever Asia show), including “DtMF,” “Baile Inolvidable,” “Nuevayol” and “EOO.”

Rodrigo is one of the youngest artists to have multiple songs in Spotify’s exclusive Billions Club, and her debut album SOUR ties for the No. 2 album with the most songs surpassing one billion streams on the platform (seven).

Watch the teaser for Billions Club Live With Olivia Rodrigo: A Concert Film below.

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