Watch Olivia Rodrigo Unravel in New “The Cure” Video
Olivia Rodrigo has released her new single "The Cure" along with a music video. The video features Rodrigo as a midcentury nurse who ultimately becomes a patient in a whimsical hospital setting. Her upcoming album, You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love, is set to be released on June 12.
- ▪Olivia Rodrigo's new song "The Cure" has been released with a music video.
- ▪The music video portrays Rodrigo as a nurse in a pink-and-grey hospital.
- ▪Her album, You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love, will be released on June 12.
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- ▪ Olivia Rodrigo shares her “favourite” new song ‘The Cure’ — NME
- ▪ Olivia Rodrigo Unveils New Song “the cure”: Stream — Consequence (of Sound)
- ▪ Watch Olivia Rodrigo Unravel as She Searches for ‘The Cure’ — Rolling Stone
- ▪ Olivia Rodrigo Finds ‘The Cure’: Stream It Now — Billboard
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NewsWatch Olivia Rodrigo Unravel in New “The Cure” VideoThe latest single from You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love is hereBy Walden GreenMay 22, 2026Olivia Rodrigo (YouTube)Save StorySave this storySave StorySave this storyOlivia Rodrigo has dropped her new song “The Cure” along with a music video. No, not that The Cure—though Rodrigo and Robert Smith did sing “Just Like Heaven” together at her Glastonbury set last year. The music video finds Rodrigo cast as a midcentury nurse saving hearts—well, attempting to—at a pink-and-grey hospital where (spoiler) she ends up a patient herself. Watch it below.You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love arrives June 12.
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