Olivia Dean’s The Art of Loving tour dates are listed from April 23 to October 17, 2026, across 54 shows. [1] The schedule spans multiple regions, so check the specific event listing for the date and venue details that apply to your stop. It also helps to read Olivia Dean The Art of Loving Tour: What to Know.
That broad schedule gives you a starting point, but a tour-wide date range is not a substitute for checking an individual event. A listing for one city, for example, may show different event details from a listing for another region. Compare the event page with your plans before you choose travel dates, especially if you are coordinating time off or an overnight stay.
Use the dates overview to narrow down which part of the schedule may work for you, then focus on the event listing for your intended stop. Keep the specific city and venue in view as you plan, since details belong to individual events rather than the tour range as a whole.
Which US dates and venues are listed?
US listings name Chicago’s T-Mobile Stage and Austin’s Moody Center, while a tour announcement also named San Francisco, Los Angeles, and New York. [2][3][4]
Listed Chicago and Austin dates
Ticket listings show Olivia Dean at T-Mobile Stage in Chicago on August 1, 2026. [2] The Art of Loving Tour is listed at Austin’s Moody Center on August 29, 2026. [2][3]
These give you two specific venue-and-date examples to check against your plans. For instance, if you’re deciding between a Chicago or Austin show, compare the event page for the city you can reach most easily and confirm the details for that listing before making arrangements.
Other announced cities
A published tour announcement named San Francisco as the July 10 kickoff and also mentioned Los Angeles and New York. [4]
If one of those cities works better for you, look for its individual event listing before planning around it. Keep the city announcement separate from the more specific Chicago and Austin listings, which include venues and dates.
What international stops appear on the schedule?
The international run starts in Glasgow and ends in Auckland, with Melbourne and Mumbai among the October stops.[5]
October listings in Australia and India
The artist-site listing names Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne for October 26 and shows a Mumbai date on October 6. [5] These entries give you two examples of international stops in different parts of the itinerary, but they are not a complete list of every overseas date.
If you are considering either city, check the event listing for the exact venue and current event details before you make plans. For example, the Melbourne entry names Rod Laver Arena, while the Mumbai entry names the city but does not specify a venue in the listing. [5]
Reading the wider route
The tour started on 23 April 2026 in Glasgow, Scotland, and is due to finish on 17 October 2026 in Auckland, New Zealand.[1] That gives you a broad sense of the route beyond the October examples, but it does not mean every international stop is included in the entries above.
Use the Melbourne and Mumbai dates as starting points when checking whether a show may work for your travel plans, rather than treating them as a full itinerary. Check the event listing for your intended city before arranging transport or accommodation.
How to check the date closest to you
Start with Olivia Dean’s official artist schedule and search for your city or a nearby one. You can also open the venue’s event calendar and look for Olivia Dean or The Art of Loving Tour. For example, if you’re checking an Austin show, compare the artist listing with the Moody Center calendar rather than relying on a general tour roundup. [5] [2]
Before booking a hotel, arranging a ride, or taking time off, confirm the date, venue, and current event status on the event listing. Check that the city and venue match your plans, and revisit the listing if you’re checking well ahead of the show. A listing that appears in a tour schedule is a useful starting point, but use the event page for the specific show you intend to attend. [3]
Open the specific event page and review its current ticket availability and event details. If you’re comparing two nearby dates, check each event page separately instead of assuming the same information applies to both. Save the correct event page so you can check it again before you leave; availability and details are tied to the individual listing. [2] [3]
Why dates and listings may not match
Listings may not match because they can cover different regions, date ranges, or selected shows. For example, one listing may focus on U.S. events while another highlights international stops, so a city you expect to see may not appear on every page. [5][2][6][3]
Compare the exact event, not just the tour title
A listing can also show only a portion of the schedule: one page may display a single event, while another groups several dates together. That difference does not by itself mean the show has been canceled or added; check the event details for the specific stop you have in mind. [5][2][6][3]
Before you make plans, use the venue or artist event page for the show you want as your final check. Match the city and venue name, then confirm that page still displays the event you intend to attend. [5][2][3]
For instance, if a ticket listing shows an event in your city but a general tour page does not, look up that venue’s own event entry or the matching artist event entry. Use the listing tied to the specific venue and show, rather than relying on a broad tour summary. [5][2][3]
Find your date before you plan the trip
Use the published schedule to spot a likely nearby stop, then confirm that specific show on the venue or artist listing before you book travel. A date appearing on a schedule is a useful starting point, not a substitute for checking the event details for the show you plan to attend.
For example, if Austin is a practical destination for you, the listed Moody Center show is dated August 29, 2026; if Chicago is closer, the T-Mobile Stage listing is dated August 1, 2026. [2] The artist listing also includes an October 26 Rod Laver Arena date in Melbourne. [5] Check the listing for your chosen stop, then make travel plans around that event rather than a date you found on a general schedule.