Olivia Dean The Art of Loving Tour Tickets 2026 — Dates, Cities & Venues

Olivia Dean’s The Art of Loving Tour arrives at North American arenas in 2026 — a 90-minute soul-pop show anchored by a seven-piece live band, the singles from her 2025 album, and every sing-along from Messy.

Olivia Dean The Art of Loving Tour 2026 — All Dates and Cities

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Date	Event Info	Tickets
Fri, 8:00 PM JUL 10 2026	Olivia Dean Chase Center, San Francisco, California, USA from $344.59	Tickets
Sat, 8:00 PM JUL 11 2026	Olivia Dean Chase Center, San Francisco, California, USA from $357.06	Tickets
Tue, 8:00 PM JUL 14 2026	Olivia Dean Crypto.com Arena, Los Angeles, California, USA from $328.28	Tickets
Wed, 8:00 PM JUL 15 2026	Olivia Dean Crypto.com Arena, Los Angeles, California, USA from $318.00	Tickets
Sat, 8:00 PM JUL 18 2026	Olivia Dean Garden Arena at MGM Grand Hotel & Casino Las Vegas, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA from $330.00	Tickets
Wed, 7:30 PM JUL 22 2026	Olivia Dean Maverik Center, West Valley City, Utah, USA from $282.00	Tickets
Fri, 7:30 PM JUL 24 2026	Olivia Dean Ball Arena, Denver, Colorado, USA from $300.00	Tickets
Sat, 7:30 PM JUL 25 2026	Olivia Dean Ball Arena, Denver, Colorado, USA from $264.00	Tickets
Sun, 7:30 PM JUL 26 2026	Olivia Dean Ball Arena, Denver, Colorado, USA from $240.00	Tickets
Wed, 7:30 PM JUL 29 2026	Olivia Dean Target Center, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA from $336.00	Tickets
Thu, 10:00 AM JUL 30 2026	Lollapalooza with Charli XCX, Tate McRae, Lorde, Olivia Dean and many more - 4 Day Pass (July 30-August 2, 2026) Grant Park, Chicago, Illinois, USA from $792.00	Tickets
Thu, 10:30 AM JUL 30 2026	Lollapalooza with Lorde, Olivia Dean and many more - 2 Day Pass (July 30 & August 1, 2026) Grant Park, Chicago, Illinois, USA from $594.00	Tickets
Fri, 10:30 AM JUL 31 2026	Lollapalooza with Charli XCX, Olivia Dean and many more - 2 Day Pass (July 31 - August 1, 2026) Grant Park, Chicago, Illinois, USA from $660.00	Tickets
Sat, 10:30 AM AUG 1 2026	Lollapalooza with Olivia Dean, Tate McRae and many more - 2 Day Pass (August 1-2, 2026) Grant Park, Chicago, Illinois, USA from $480.00	Tickets
Sat, 11:00 AM AUG 1 2026	Lollapalooza with Olivia Dean, Jennie, The Neighbourhood and many more - Saturday Pass Only Grant Park, Chicago, Illinois, USA from $334.80	Tickets
Mon, 7:30 PM AUG 10 2026	Olivia Dean TD Garden, Boston, Massachusetts, USA from $533.44	Tickets
Wed, 8:00 PM AUG 12 2026	Olivia Dean CFG Bank Arena, Baltimore, Maryland, USA from $438.00	Tickets
Fri, 8:00 PM AUG 14 2026	Olivia Dean Madison Square Garden, New York, New York, USA from $480.00	Tickets
Sat, 8:00 PM AUG 15 2026	Olivia Dean Madison Square Garden, New York, New York, USA from $538.80	Tickets
Mon, 8:00 PM AUG 17 2026	Olivia Dean Madison Square Garden, New York, New York, USA from $432.00	Tickets
Tue, 8:00 PM AUG 18 2026	Olivia Dean Madison Square Garden, New York, New York, USA from $432.00	Tickets
Sat, 8:00 PM AUG 22 2026	Olivia Dean State Farm Arena, Atlanta, Georgia, USA from $540.00	Tickets
Tue, 8:00 PM AUG 25 2026	Olivia Dean Toyota Center, Houston, Texas, USA from $253.38	Tickets
Fri, 8:00 PM AUG 28 2026	Olivia Dean Moody Center, Austin, Texas, USA from $360.00	Tickets
Sat, 8:00 PM AUG 29 2026	Olivia Dean Moody Center, Austin, Texas, USA from $358.14	Tickets

What to Expect at the Olivia Dean The Art of Loving Tour

The Art of Loving Tour is Olivia Dean’s largest production to date — stepping from theatres into arenas, including multiple nights at London’s The O2. The show is built around the warmth of her live band and the room-wide sing-alongs she’s known for.

• Runtime: approximately 90 minutes for Olivia’s headline set. Doors open 60–90 minutes before show time; check your venue for exact timings.
• Opening acts: support varies by city — check your specific date’s event page for confirmed openers.
• Setlist balance: roughly half the set draws from The Art of Loving (2025), with the remaining songs pulling fan favourites from Messy and her early EP catalogue. Expect 18–22 songs.
• Live band: a seven-piece outfit with brass section and two backing vocalists — arrangements lean into Motown depth on record and expand even further on stage.
• “Carmen” tribute: performed as a dedicated moment for her grandmother, typically accompanied by a gospel-style vocal swell from the backing singers.
• Audience participation: choruses on “Nice To Each Other,” “Be My Own Boyfriend,” and “Dive” reliably become full-room sing-alongs; the show is built around these moments.
• Closer: “Dive” has been the cathartic finale on recent tours and is expected to reprise that role in 2026.
• Tickets: most venues use mobile-only entry via Ticketmaster or AXS — download the app and add tickets to your wallet before arriving.

Olivia Dean The Art of Loving Tour Setlist

The Art of Loving Tour setlist is anchored by the four lead singles from her 2025 album — “Man I Need,” “Nice To Each Other,” “Lady Lady,” and “So Easy (To Fall in Love)” — plus the tracks that defined her earlier run:

1. “Man I Need” (2025) — the upbeat lead single from The Art of Loving, expected early in the main set to establish the album’s sleeker direction.
2. “Nice To Each Other” (2025) — harmony-rich pop chorus that typically ignites one of the show’s first full-room sing-along moments.
3. “Lady Lady” (2025) — strings-forward soul-pop; a mid-set showcase for the brass section.
4. “So Easy (To Fall in Love)” (2025) — retro-optimism pop that bridges old and new fans in the room.
5. “Dive” (2023) — the Messy single filmed in Hastings; the expected encore closer and emotional peak of the show.
6. “The Hardest Part” (2020) — her breakout single, often placed in the second half as a crowd moment; re-cut with Leon Bridges in 2023.
7. “Be My Own Boyfriend” (2021) — a self-love anthem from her Growth era; fans know every word.
8. “Carmen” (2023) — the grandmother tribute, always a quiet, high-emotion set piece with gospel-style backing live.
9. “Danger” (2022) — the brass-driven Messy opener; often used as a high-energy set-opener or second-song accelerant.
10. “OK Love You Bye” (2019) — her debut EP title track; a fan-favourite throwback that rewards long-time listeners.

Olivia Dean Live — The Hardest Part (Official Video)

Released in 2020 and directed by Claire Arnold, the video casts Olivia first as the frontwoman of a Motown-era girl group — shot in monochrome — before shifting to a solo disco-era set piece in full colour. The visual mirrors the song’s forward momentum and became her most-recognised clip. The 2023 re-cut with Leon Bridges brought a second wave of listeners to the track, and it remains a guaranteed crowd moment on the 2026 tour.

How to Get Olivia Dean The Art of Loving Tour Tickets

Arena dates for this tour have sold quickly in the UK; North American on-sales are moving at similar pace. These tactics give you the best shot at decent seats without overpaying.

1. Artist presale: sign up at oliviadeano.com for mailing-list access — presale codes typically go out 48–72 hours before general on-sale and offer first pick at the best seats.
2. Venue presales: register directly with the venue (e.g., Ticketmaster Verified Fan, O2 Priority) for a second presale window, often 24 hours before general on-sale.
3. General on-sale: Ticketmaster is the primary platform for most North American dates — have your account and payment saved before the clock hits.
4. Resale platforms: StubHub, SeatGeek, Vivid Seats, and TickPick carry tickets post-sell-out. Prices typically spike immediately after on-sale, then soften in the 2–3 weeks before the show — buying mid-cycle often saves 20–30%.
5. Section strategy: for arena shows, lower bowl side sections (not directly behind the stage) give a comparable view to floor standing at a lower price. Upper bowl is a comfortable option given Olivia’s brass-heavy sound fills the room.
6. Price alerts: set alerts on SeatGeek or Google for your date — you’ll be notified when prices drop below your target.
7. Last-minute releases: venues often release held seats (ADA companion seats, production holds) 24–72 hours before show time — check the primary platform again that week.

Olivia Dean — Bio & Career Highlights

Olivia Dean grew up in Haringey, North London, and trained at the BRIT School before releasing her debut EP OK Love You Bye in 2019. Her early work as a backing vocalist with Rudimental gave her live footing before “The Hardest Part” (2020) introduced her sound — warm, brass-lit soul-pop with an instinct for big, room-filling choruses — to a wider audience.

Her debut album Messy (2023) earned a Mercury Prize shortlist, placed in multiple year-end lists, and drove her first major headline tour, culminating in a sold-out show at London’s Eventim Apollo. The BBC named her Music Introducing Artist of the Year for 2023. Her 2024 Glastonbury set further expanded her profile ahead of the album campaign.

The Art of Loving (2025) introduced a refined, strings-forward sound built around singles including “Man I Need” and “Nice To Each Other,” and set up the arena-scale 2026 tour — the first time Dean’s North American routing has included full arena dates. It is the largest production of her career to date.

Frequently Asked Questions — Olivia Dean The Art of Loving Tour 2026

What Fans Say About Olivia Dean Concerts

• “The brass section turned every chorus into something that felt bigger than a concert — the room just locked together.” — Sam, London (Messy Tour, Eventim Apollo 2024)
• “‘Carmen’ was the quietest moment of the night and the one I’ll remember longest. She set it up perfectly before the band came back in.” — Priya, Manchester (Messy Tour 2024)
• “For an arena show it felt surprisingly intimate — she talks to the crowd like she means it, not like she’s reading a script.” — Jordan, Dublin (Messy Tour 2024)
• “‘Dive’ as the closer had the whole floor with their arms up. Textbook ending.” — Mia, Glasgow (Messy Tour 2024)

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