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Olivia Dean
Olivia Dean is a British singer-songwriter born March 14, 1999, in Haringey, London, and raised in Highams Park. Her music spans R&B, soul, and pop, often incorporating neo-soul, jazz, and Motown influences. She attended the BRIT School in Croydon, where she moved from musical theatre into songwriting, and worked as a backing vocalist for Rudimental before starting her solo career.
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Past shows
Recent Olivia Dean dates on Wanderistan — a record of the artist's touring history.
United States
- Aug 30AustinMoody Center ATXPerformers: Baby RoseView details
- Aug 29AustinMoody Center ATXPerformers: Baby RoseView details
- Aug 26HoustonToyota CenterView details
- Aug 23AtlantaState Farm ArenaPerformers: Baby RoseView details
- Aug 19New YorkMadison Square GardenPerformers: Baby RoseView details
- Aug 16New YorkMadison Square GardenPerformers: Baby RoseView details
- Aug 15New YorkMadison Square GardenPerformers: Baby RoseView details
- Aug 13BaltimoreCFG Bank ArenaPerformers: Baby RoseView details
- Aug 11BostonTD GardenPerformers: Baby RoseView details
About Olivia Dean
Her debut album, Messy (2023), was nominated for the Mercury Prize. Its follow-up, The Art of Loving (2025), debuted at number one on the UK Albums Chart, the highest opening for a British female artist since Adele's 30 in 2021, and reached number three on the US Billboard 200 and number one in Australia, Ireland, the Netherlands, and New Zealand. The album won the Brit Award for British Album of the Year and the MOBO Award for Album of the Year.
Dean's singles Man I Need and Rein Me In, a duet with Sam Fender, both reached number one in the UK; Rein Me In held the top spot for a record-breaking 17 weeks. She became the first female solo artist to hold four simultaneous UK top-ten singles, and when Man I Need and The Art of Loving topped their respective UK charts in the same week, she became the first British solo female artist to do so since Adele.
In 2026 she won the Grammy Award for Best New Artist, the BET Award for Best New Artist, and four additional Brit Awards, marking a rapid rise from BRIT School graduate to one of Britain's most commercially successful young artists.