Olivia Rodrigo Names Dream Collaborators While Promoting New Album

Olivia Rodrigo touched down at BBC Studios in London on Thursday, June 4, as part of her promotional tour for her upcoming third studio album. The 23-year-old Grammy-winning artist was met by enthusiastic fans upon arrival at the British broadcaster's headquarters.

For the outing, Rodrigo opted for a stylish ensemble consisting of a black and white polka-dot mini dress layered beneath a vibrant green cropped sweater vest, finished with white thigh-high socks and black heels.

Set to drop on June 12, Rodrigo's new project is titled You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love. During a sit-down with Dazed Digital, the "drop dead" singer opened up about the artists she'd love to collaborate with in the future.

"I've been listening to a lot of PJ Harvey lately. And Fiona Apple," she explained. "I think those two were just doing something so special and raw and unfiltered. I would love to meet and hang with them."

When asked about the possibility of working with Sabrina Carpenter—a name that has circulated in past rumors—Rodrigo responded with laughter. "Oh, gosh. I mean, I'm open… I'm open to all types of collaboration," she said.

The conversation also touched on the Trump administration's use of one of her songs in a pro-ICE video, which Rodrigo addressed during the interview.