Olivia Dean VIP Tickets

About Olivia Dean

London-born Olivia Dean began establishing herself as a singer-songwriter after attending the BRIT School and working as a backing vocalist with Rudimental. She released her early solo music towards the end of the 2010s before developing her soulful pop sound through EPs including OK Love You Bye, What Am I Gonna Do on Sundays? and Growth.

Her debut studio album, Messy, arrived in 2023. Featuring songs including ‘Dive’, ‘The Hardest Part’, ‘Carmen’ and ‘UFO’, the record reached the UK top five and was shortlisted for the Mercury Prize. Dean followed its release with a growing live schedule, including a sold-out three-night London run in 2024.

Her profile increased considerably during 2025. Dean performed at major UK shows alongside Sam Fender and also appeared on the bill with Sabrina Carpenter at BST Hyde Park. At the same time, she introduced the next stage of her recording career with singles from her second studio album.

The Art of Loving was released in 2025 and became Dean’s first UK number one album. ‘Man I Need’ also reached number one on the UK Singles Chart, while ‘Nice to Each Other’, ‘So Easy (To Fall in Love)’ and ‘Baby Steps’ helped establish the album’s warm soul and pop direction.

Dean’s live career then reached a new scale with The Art of Loving Live in 2026. Her biggest UK headline tour to that point included multiple arena performances across Britain, with shows in Glasgow and Manchester alongside an extended London run. The tour subsequently continued internationally.

Her success was also recognised at the beginning of 2026 when she won the Grammy Award for Best New Artist. Dean then collected four awards at the BRIT Awards, including Artist of the Year, Album of the Year for The Art of Loving and Pop Act, as well as sharing Song of the Year with Sam Fender for ‘Rein Me In’.

No third Olivia Dean studio album has been officially announced for 2027. With The Art of Loving still central to her current touring and recording activity, any suggestion of another album should be treated as speculation unless Dean announces a new project herself.

After progressing from intimate concerts to major UK arenas within only a few years, another Olivia Dean tour in 2027 could attract significant interest if further British shows are announced.

Olivia Dean highlights

• Dean’s debut album, Messy, reached the UK top five and was shortlisted for the Mercury Prize in 2023.
• Her 2024 live schedule included three sold-out London performances, demonstrating her growing popularity with UK audiences.
• Dean supported Sam Fender at major UK concerts in 2025 and also performed as part of Sabrina Carpenter’s BST Hyde Park shows.
• The Art of Loving became her first UK number one album, while ‘Man I Need’ also reached number one on the UK Singles Chart.
• The Art of Loving Live took Dean into major UK arenas in 2026 and became her biggest headline tour to that point.
• Dean won Best New Artist at the 2026 Grammy Awards before collecting four BRIT Awards, including Artist of the Year and Album of the Year.

What are Olivia Dean performances like?

Olivia Dean’s performances place her vocals, songwriting and live band at the centre of the experience. Her music draws from soul, pop and jazz influences, allowing her sets to move comfortably between intimate songs and more upbeat moments.

Tracks such as ‘Dive’, ‘The Hardest Part’ and ‘Carmen’ represent the Messy era, while newer favourites including ‘Man I Need’, ‘Nice to Each Other’ and ‘So Easy (To Fall in Love)’ have expanded the repertoire available for her recent arena shows.

Dean has also developed a reputation for creating a close connection with her audience. Even as her venues have grown, her conversational delivery and live arrangements allow the songwriting to remain central to the performance.

If Olivia Dean performs in the UK in 2027, the exact production and setlist would depend on what is officially announced. If VIP or hospitality experiences become available, you could enjoy the show with premium facilities and additional comfort alongside the performance itself.