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Olivia Dean’s The Art of Loving Tour setlist and set times

Here is Olivia Deans full setlist for The Art Of Loving Tour

Olivia Dean’s The Art of Loving Tour has officially kicked off in Glasgow this week, and it’s a clear shift into her next era.

The set leans heavily on the new album, with just enough of the fan favourites to keep things grounded.

If you’re heading to any of the UK arena dates across April, May and June, here’s what to expect – from timings to the full setlist she’s running right now.

Set times (UK arena run)

Set times have been pretty consistent across the opening shows, with only minor venue tweaks:

Doors: 6:30 PM

Support act: 7:30 PM – 8:15 PM

Olivia Dean: 8:45 PM – 10:15 PM

Curfew: 11:00 PM

If you’re cutting it fine, aim to be in the room before 8:30 – she’s not messing around with late starts.

UK tour dates & venues

The run covers a handful of major arenas, plus a festival stop:

April 22–23 — OVO Hydro, Glasgow

April 25–26 — Co-op Live, Manchester

April 29 – May 2 — The O2 Arena, London

May 24 — BBC Big Weekend, Sunderland

June 11–12 — The O2 Arena, London

Full setlist (from Glasgow, April 22 — expected for all dates)

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 (Live debut)

Carmen

Echo

Time

Loud (Live debut)

A Couple Minutes

The Hardest Part

Act 5: The Finale

Baby Steps (Live debut)

Ladies Room

Move On Up (Curtis Mayfield cover – Live debut)

OK Love You Bye

It Isn’t Perfect But It Might Be (From the Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy soundtrack)

Dive

Man I Need

Worth knowing before you go

If you’re heading to Manchester or London, get there early. Arena security queues have been rough lately, and missing the opener would be a shame – ‘Nice To Each Other’ is a strong way to start.

Also, keep an eye on those London O2 dates. Olivia’s known to bring people out when she’s on home turf – names like Loyle Carner or Jordan Rakei wouldn’t be out of place.

It’s a clean, confident set – less about nostalgia, more about where she’s at right now. And honestly, it suits her.

Full tour dates here.