If you’ve had “The Man I Need” on repeat, you’re not alone and now you’ve got the perfect chance to hear it live as Olivia Dean brings The Art of Loving Tour to Australia.
The 26-year-old is hitting the road, bringing her incredible vocals to stages around Australia.
So if you’re like us and want to secure tickets ASAP, scroll on for everything you need to know.
When is Olivia Dean coming to Australia?
If you’ve been listening to Olivia Dean on repeat and wishing she’d head to Australia, the wait is nearly over.
She’ll be gracing Sydney with a one-off show at the stunning Fleet Steps on November 20, 2025 (which is sadly already sold out), before returning in full force for her The Art of Loving arena tour in October 2026, hitting major cities across Australia (and even New Zealand).
The tour will start in Melbourne on October 6, 2026, and finish in Auckland on October 17, 2026.
What dates is Olivia Dean in Australia?
October 6, 2025: Melbourne, Rod Laver Arena
October 9, 2025: Sydney, Qudos Bank Arena
October 13, 2025: Brisbane, Brisbane Entertainment Centre
October 17, 2025: Auckland, Spark Arena
How to get Olivia Dean tickets
If you’re as stressed as we are about securing these tickets, then rest assured that we have all the information for you below. And don’t think on it because these ones will go quickly!
Pre-Sale
ALBUM PRE-ORDER PRE-SALE: Friday 12 September, 11am – Wednesday 17 September 10am
VISA PRE-SALE: Friday 12 September, 11am – Wednesday 17 September 10am
HANDSOME TOURS PRE-SALE: Tuesday 16 September 11am – Wednesday 17 September, 10am
SPOTIFY PRE-SALE: Tuesday 16 September 11am – Wednesday 17 September, 10am
General Sale
ON SALE TO THE PUBLIC: Wednesday 17 September, 11am (Local time)
Where to buy Olivia Dean resale tickets
You can buy Olivia Dean resale tickets through official resale platforms like Ticketek Marketplace for the 2026 tour, or other resale marketplaces like Tixel.
Be wary of scalpers and fraudulent tickets; only use reliable sites to purchase.
Tixel’s top tips for getting your hands on last-minute tickets
- Stick to verified resale platforms with a built-in price cap. Platforms like Tixel verify every ticket, reject tickets that they suspect have been tampered with, and hold funds in escrow until the ticket is successfully transferred, so buyers are protected from scams and scalping.
- Join waitlists and enable “auto-buy” for sold-out shows: Tixel’s waitlist feature lets fans register their interest in a specific ticket or ticket type, with the option to automatically secure a ticket the moment one becomes available by pre-authorising your credit card – no refreshing required. For huge draws like AC/DC and Rufus Du Sol, demand can spike in the final 48 hours before showtime, so setting your price range early means you won’t miss out when sellers list last-minute as their plans change.
- Don’t give up – last-minute tickets often appear: Many fans list tickets in the hours leading up to an event if their plans change, so it’s worth checking back frequently if you haven’t set up auto-purchase. On Tixel, it’s common to see a late-afternoon surge in new listings for major shows – persistence pays off.
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