Attending Olivia Dean at Marlay Park: what concertgoers should know

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Olivia Dean arrives at Marlay Park for a two-night residency on Saturday 20 and Sunday 21 June as part of her The Art Of Loving tour. For those with tickets, the essential details — transport options, entry times, support acts, setlist and what is banned at the venue — are laid out here.

Getting there

Several Dublin Bus services stop near Marlay Park, including routes 14, 16 and 74. Private concert coaches such as Concert Express and Marathon Coaches operate return services from the city centre, with fares reportedly starting at €25.

Shuttle operators running from outside Dublin include JJ Kavanaghs, Irish Concert Travel and Buses to Concerts. The nearest Luas stop to the venue is listed as Ballaly.

Timings and entry

Gates open at 4pm on both nights, with the general show programme beginning from 5pm. Olivia Dean is expected to appear later in the evening — organisers indicate around 8pm — though on Saturday her set started closer to 9pm.

Early queuing is not permitted and patrons arriving too early may be refused entry.

Support and likely setlist

British singer-songwriter Sasha Keable and South African artist Alice Phoebe Lou are scheduled as support acts.

The two-night run at Marlay Park is expected to follow the same sequence of songs Dean has played on The Art Of Loving tour. The likely setlist is:

  1. Art of Loving (intro)
  2. Nice To Each Other
  3. Lady Lady
  4. So Easy (To Fall in Love)
  5. Close Up
  6. Let Alone The One You Love
  7. Messy
  8. UFO
  9. Touching Toes
  10. I’ve Seen It
  11. Carmen
  12. Echo
  13. Time
  14. Loud
  15. A Couple of Minutes
  16. The Hardest Part
  17. Baby Steps
  18. Ladies Room
  19. Ok, Love You Bye
  20. It Isn’t Perfect But It Might Be
  21. Dive
  22. Man, I Need

Weather outlook

Current forecasts suggest Saturday will be the brighter of the two days, with sunny spells and only a small chance of showers. Sunday is expected to begin dry but carries higher chances of rain as the day progresses.

What not to bring

Attendees are advised that large bags or backpacks exceeding A4 size may be refused entry. Seating or furniture and all forms of alcohol are prohibited inside the venue.

  • Only sealed plastic bottles of water or soft drinks up to 500ml are permitted.
  • Prohibited items include signs or flags larger than A3, flag poles, glass, cans, umbrellas, disposable vapes, flares, and professional camera or audio recording equipment.

Ticket availability

Both dates are listed as sold out on Ticketmaster.

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