Olivia Dean returns to The O2 in London for the final two shows of her critically-acclaimed residency tonight (Thursday, June 11) and tomorrow (Friday, June 12). Fans are eager for every detail about the concert, which has been hailed as "Old Hollywood meets new superstardom" in rave reviews.
Tickets and Availability
Tickets for the Man I Need singer's six London concerts on her Art of Loving tour sold out almost immediately. While the final two shows are sold out, a small number of resale tickets may become available through vendors such as AXS Official Resale or Ticketmaster. Resale prices range from around £65 to over £100, but tickets are selling quickly.
Who is Olivia Dean?
Raised in Waltham Forest to an English father and a mother of Caribbean descent, Dean grew up listening to Jill Scott, Lauryn Hill, Angie Stone, Carole King, and Al Green. She trained at The BRIT School and signed with AMF Records and Virgin EMI Records in 2018. Her debut album, Messy, earned a Mercury Prize nomination and led to performances at Glastonbury and Jools Holland's Hootenanny. Her second album, The Art Of Loving, released in September 2025, includes hits like Nice to Each Other, Lady Lady, So Easy (To Fall in Love), A Couple Minutes, and the number one smash Man I Need.
Setlist
The setlist is subject to change, but recent concerts have included:
- The Art of Loving (Intro)
- Nice to Each Other
- Lady Lady
- So Easy (To Fall in Love)
- Close Up
- Let Alone the One You Love
- Messy
- UFO
- Touching Toes
- I’ve Seen It
- Carmen
- Echo
- Time
- Loud
- A Couple Minutes
- The Hardest Part
- Baby Steps
- Ladies Room
- Move On Up (Curtis Mayfield cover)
- OK Love You Bye
- It Isn’t Perfect But It Might Be
- Dive
- Man I Need
Stage Time and Support Act
Doors open at 6:30 PM. Based on previous shows, Dean is expected to take the stage at 9 PM. South African indie folk singer Alice Phoebe Lou will support both nights. Lou, based in Berlin, has released six independent albums over the past decade.
Bag Policy
Only one A4-sized bag or smaller per person is allowed. Backpacks, travel cases, laptop bags, camera bags, and large tote bags are prohibited. Only official merchandise tote bags from the arena are permitted and subject to search. A bag storage facility is available outside the main entrance for £10 per bag, closing one hour after the show ends.
Getting to The O2
The nearest Underground station is North Greenwich on the Jubilee line (Zones 2/3), about 20 minutes from central London. Buses 108, 129, 132, 161, 188, 422, 472, and 486 stop near the venue; the 188 runs all night via Waterloo. Driving is not recommended due to limited parking. Motorists should use Car Park 1 and book in advance. The postcode for sat navs is SE10 0DX.
