If you’ve been watching Olivia Dean’s rise over the past two years — the GRAMMY wins, the Mercury Prize nominations, the sold-out rooms — you already know her June 2026 Dublin shows will be something to remember. The concerts are listed at Marlay Park on the official Olivia Dean site, though several event aggregators point to Fairview Park instead, creating a venue discrepancy that fans need to resolve before booking transport.

What many fans don’t realize is that getting a ticket, and figuring out exactly where the shows are happening, requires a bit more navigation than the typical concert trip. Here’s everything confirmed, everything still fuzzy, and how to give yourself the best shot at being there.

2026 Tour Name: The Art of Loving Live ·
Dublin Dates: 20–21 June 2026 ·
Dublin Venue: Marlay Park (official site) / Fairview Park (aggregators) ·
Upcoming Shows: 45 concerts across 14 countries ·
Ticket Sources: Ticketmaster, MCD.ie, StubHub

Quick snapshot

1Confirmed facts
2What’s unclear
  • Official site lists Marlay Park; some aggregators list Fairview Park — reconciliation pending
  • Exact ticket prices from primary sellers not publicly confirmed
  • Whether additional Ireland dates (Cork, other venues) will be announced
3Timeline signal
  • London O2 shows on 30 April – 2 June 2026 (Olivia Dean Official)
  • Dublin dates arrive roughly 7 weeks after London run ends (Olivia Dean Official)
  • Some European dates (Amsterdam 9 May, 14 June) already sold out per Olivia Dean Official
4What’s next
  • Check Ticketmaster and MCD.ie for primary sale updates
  • Monitor StubHub for resale if primary sells out
  • Bus services from regional Ireland (€35–€45) available via Irish Concert Travel

The table below consolidates the core facts drawn from Olivia Dean’s official site and secondary sources, with the venue discrepancy flagged in the Dublin Venue row.

Label Value
Artist Olivia Dean
Tour The Art of Loving Live
Ireland Dates 20–21 June 2026
Dublin Venue Marlay Park (official site); Fairview Park (aggregators)
Tickets On Sale Via Ticketmaster and MCD
Doors (21 June) 19:00
Bus from Donegal €45
Bus from Galway €40

Is Olivia Dean Coming to Ireland?

Yes — Olivia Dean has two Dublin dates on her 2026 itinerary. The official Olivia Dean website (the primary source) lists the concerts at Marlay Park in Rathfarnham, Dublin, on both 20 June and 21 June 2026. However, several event aggregators including Songkick, Bandsintown, Shazam, and JamBase list the shows at Fairview Park in Dublin 3 instead. Songkick notably lists the 21 June show at Fairview Park with 114 RSVPs recorded. The discrepancy between the official site and aggregator listings creates genuine confusion for fans trying to plan their attendance.

Dublin Dates Confirmed

Both dates are confirmed on the primary source, with tickets listed as available. Songkick records the events as having been on sale for approximately seven months before the June dates — a long sales window that suggests high demand. Irish Concert Travel, a regional transport promoter, describes the shows as “one of the most talked-about dates of the year” for Irish music fans.

Venue Upgrade Details

The gap between Marlay Park and Fairview Park matters practically. Marlay Park (address: D16 W5F7) is a larger open-air venue in South Dublin, while Fairview Park is a more compact site in Dublin 3 on the north side of the city. If the official site is correct, fans traveling from the north side of Dublin or from regional areas via the promoted bus services will need to factor in a south-side destination. Until the venue question is formally reconciled, fans should watch for any update from Olivia Dean Official and cross-reference with their ticket confirmation once purchased.

The catch

Don’t book your transport to a specific part of Dublin until your ticket confirmation confirms the exact venue. The gap between Marlay Park and Fairview Park is not trivial — it’s a 40-minute drive across the city.

Bottom line: What this means: the venue split across two completely different areas of Dublin makes pre-purchase transport planning a real risk without a confirmed ticket in hand.

What is Olivia Dean’s 2026 Tour Called?

The 2026 run is branded as The Art of Loving Live, pulling its name from Dean’s sophomore album that earned her a GRAMMY win and multiple BRIT Award and Mercury Prize nominations. The tour spans 45 concerts across 14 countries — a substantial escalation from her previous Dublin appearance, which Songkick records as having taken place approximately two years earlier.

Tour Overview

The Art of Loving Live opens with European dates including stops at Amsterdam’s AFAS Live (where some shows are already sold out), before moving through the UK with a significant run at London’s O2 Arena from 30 April through 2 May 2026. Additional London dates on 11–12 June appear on the official site, positioning Ireland as a major headline moment rather than a supporting add-on.

Key Stops

European highlights include Amsterdam (9 May and 14 June dates sold out per Olivia Dean Official), London’s O2 (11–12 June), and the two Dublin dates. The open-air summer format at Dublin — whatever the final venue — is a deliberate shift from the arena run, designed to match the album’s warmer, more expansive production style.

Why this matters

The Dublin shows are not part of a routine tour swing — they’re the destination shows that fans from across Ireland have been waiting for since the last visit. That context explains both the high demand and the venue expansion from whatever was originally planned.

The implication: this is a headline tour stop for Ireland, not a filler date, which means ticket competition will be fierce and the venue question carries more weight than usual.

How Much Are Olivia Dean Tickets in Dublin?

Specific ticket prices from primary sellers (Ticketmaster, MCD.ie) are not publicly confirmed across sources at time of writing. The best approach for fans is to check Ticketmaster and MCD.ie directly, as these outlets set the official price bands. Resale options exist via StubHub, where prices typically reflect secondary-market demand and will be higher than face value.

Pricing from Official Sites

The official Olivia Dean website lists tickets as available for both Dublin dates (Marlay Park), directing buyers to Ticketmaster and MCD.ie as the authorized primary channels. Songkick carries the event listings with direct purchase links. Without confirmed price tiers from primary sellers, fans should assume standard concert pricing brackets for comparable Dublin open-air shows and watch for early-bird windows.

Resale Options

StubHub lists available tickets for the Dublin shows. Resale pricing tends to spike as dates approach and primary inventory thins. For fans who miss primary sales, StubHub provides a genuine backup — but at a premium. Irish Concert Travel’s bus services (€35–€45 from regional towns) are worth factoring into the total cost if you’re traveling from outside Dublin.

What fans should do

Set a price alert on Ticketmaster and MCD.ie before primary windows close. Once those sell out, StubHub prices will move quickly and the window for reasonable resale rates narrows fast.

The catch: without confirmed face-value pricing from primary sellers, fans have no reliable baseline to judge whether a resale price is reasonable — making early primary purchase the only genuinely safe strategy.

Who Will Play in Dublin in 2026?

Olivia Dean is the primary headliner for the Dublin 2026 open-air shows. The broader question — what other major acts are playing Dublin in 2026 — is a separate landscape entirely. The two Olivia Dean dates at Marlay Park (or potentially Fairview Park) will compete for attention with other arena and outdoor shows across the Irish summer calendar, but there is no confirmed crossover act or support announced for the Dublin dates at this stage.

Olivia Dean Shows

The Dublin concerts on 20 and 21 June 2026 are Olivia Dean’s only confirmed Irish dates for the tour. Irish Concert Travel describes the shows as open-air summer events featuring songs from The Art of Loving — including tracks like “The Hardest Part,” “Man I Need,” “Nice To Each Other,” and “Lady Lady.” The production is designed around the album’s emotional arc, not a traditional greatest-hits format.

Other 3Arena and Arena Events

Dublin’s 3Arena and other venue formats host multiple international acts throughout 2026, but these are separate booking decisions unrelated to the Olivia Dean shows. Fans planning a full Dublin concert calendar should track 3Arena announcements separately. The Olivia Dean Official site remains the most reliable single source for her own itinerary.

What to track

Olivia Dean’s Dublin shows stand alone in her Irish itinerary — no support acts, no co-headliners, no crossover with other 3Arena bookings have been announced.

The pattern: Dublin’s open-air summer market draws multiple headline acts, but for this tour, Olivia Dean has the spotlight to herself on 20–21 June.

Olivia Dean Upcoming Events in Ireland

Beyond Dublin, fans have asked about Cork, Marlay Park as an alternative to Fairview Park, and additional Irish dates. At this stage, only the two Dublin concerts on 20 and 21 June are confirmed. There is no announced date for Cork or any other Irish city in the 2026 tour schedule.

Cork and Marlay Park Rumors

No Cork date has been announced. On the venue question, the official site lists Marlay Park for both dates. Several aggregators list Fairview Park — this may reflect different inventory sources or an older venue plan that has since been upgraded. Given the official site is the primary source, Marlay Park is the more reliable reference point, but fans should confirm against their ticket once purchased.

Ticket Buying Guide

The safest buying path is: (1) Check Olivia Dean Official for the authoritative ticket link. (2) Use Ticketmaster or MCD.ie as primary purchase channels. (3) If primary is sold out, check StubHub for resale — but compare prices before committing. (4) For regional fans, factor in Irish Concert Travel bus costs (€35–€45) as part of your total budget.

Olivia Dean Tour Timeline

The O2, London
London O2 (per official site)
Marlay Park / Fairview Park, Dublin
Marlay Park / Fairview Park, Dublin

What we know

  • Olivia Dean plays Dublin 20–21 June 2026 (confirmed by Olivia Dean Official)
  • Tour name is The Art of Loving Live (45 dates, 14 countries)
  • Tickets available via primary sellers (Ticketmaster, MCD.ie)
  • Doors open at 19:00 on 21 June per Songkick
  • Bus services from regional Ireland (€35–€45) via Irish Concert Travel
  • London O2 shows on 11–12 June 2026 precede Dublin dates

What remains unclear

  • Official site lists Marlay Park; aggregators list Fairview Park — reconciliation not confirmed
  • Exact ticket prices from primary sellers not publicly stated
  • Cork or additional Ireland dates not announced
  • Capacity and sold-out status for Dublin shows not confirmed
  • Support acts or opening performers not announced

“Olivia Dean brings her acclaimed The Art of Loving Live tour to Marlay Park in Dublin on 20 June 2026 to 21st June 2026 for an open–air summer show that is already one of the most talked–about dates of the year.”

— Irish Concert Travel (regional transport promoter)

“To an eagerly awaiting audience, GRAMMY winner and multi-BRIT award / Mercury Prize nominee Olivia Dean unveils her long-awaited sophomore album; The Art Of Loving.”

— Olivia Dean Official Site (artist biography)

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Frequently asked questions

When is Olivia Dean playing in Dublin?

Olivia Dean has two confirmed Dublin dates: 20 June and 21 June 2026. Both are listed on the official Olivia Dean website with tickets available via Ticketmaster and MCD.ie.

Where to buy Olivia Dean Ireland tickets?

The primary authorized sellers are Ticketmaster and MCD.ie, as listed on the official Olivia Dean website. If primary sales are sold out, StubHub offers resale tickets. Irish Concert Travel also sells bundled transport-and-ticket packages from regional Irish towns.

What is the setlist for The Art of Loving Live?

The tour is built around songs from the sophomore album The Art of Loving, including “The Hardest Part,” “Man I Need,” “Nice To Each Other,” and “Lady Lady” per Irish Concert Travel’s event descriptions. Support acts and full setlist details have not been publicly confirmed.

Are there Olivia Dean shows in Cork 2026?

No Cork date has been announced for the 2026 tour. Only the two Dublin shows (20 and 21 June) are currently on the confirmed schedule. Fans should monitor the official Olivia Dean website for any additional Irish date announcements.

How to get resale Olivia Dean Dublin tickets?

StubHub lists resale tickets for both Dublin dates. Resale prices typically exceed face value and fluctuate based on demand. Check Ticketmaster first for primary sale prices, then compare StubHub before purchasing on the resale market.

What other artists tour Ireland 2026?

The broader 2026 Dublin concert calendar includes multiple international acts across arena and open-air venues. These are separate bookings from Olivia Dean’s own tour. Fans should check individual venue schedules for the full picture — the 3Arena and MCD-promoted shows represent the largest segment of the Dublin calendar.

Is Olivia Dean’s Dublin show at 3Arena?

No. The Dublin concerts are open-air shows scheduled for Marlay Park (per the official site), not the 3Arena indoor arena. The open-air format is a deliberate choice to match the album’s production style and accommodate the larger expected crowd.

For Irish fans watching this tour from outside Dublin, the path is clear: secure primary tickets first, verify the venue from your confirmation, then decide on transport. Regional fans who book Irish Concert Travel buses will pay €35–€45 depending on departure point — not unreasonable when you factor in parking and fuel savings against a Dublin city-center trip. The venue question matters: Marlay Park and Fairview Park are on opposite sides of the city, and showing up at the wrong one on the day would be a significant waste. The official site favors Marlay Park, but until your ticket confirms the address, treat both as live possibilities.

Bottom line: Fans who secure primary tickets through Ticketmaster or MCD.ie before the window closes will avoid the worst resale premiums. The venue discrepancy means regional bus travellers who book Irish Concert Travel services risk arriving at the wrong side of Dublin unless they confirm their ticket address first — a fixable problem if you verify before you commit.