The Grammy Award-winning singer was originally set to perform two nights at Fairview Park on June 20 and 21, but both dates sold out shortly after going on sale seven months ago.
The concerts will now take place at the larger Marlay Park venue on the same dates, allowing thousands more fans the chance to attend.
Tickets purchased for the original Fairview Park shows will remain valid for Marlay Park, with fans also receiving priority access to the front of stage pit standing area.
Additional tickets for the Dublin shows, part of her Art of Loving tour, will go on sale this Friday, March 20 at 10am, with prices ranging from €77.45 to €87.45. A presale for fans registered with MCD is also currently available.
The venue upgrade follows what promoters described as “phenomenal demand” for Dean’s Irish dates, which mark her only shows in the country in 2026.
The London-born singer first gained attention for her soulful vocals and emotionally-driven songwriting, blending pop, R&B and jazz influences. Early releases such as Ok Love You Bye and Growth built a loyal following, but it was her later work that pushed her firmly into the mainstream.
Her second studio album, The Art of Loving (2025), marked a turning point in her career. The record debuted to strong critical acclaim and commercial success, cementing her status as one of the most exciting artists in contemporary music.
That momentum carried into 2026, where Dean dominated awards season. She was named Best New Artist at the Grammy Awards and went on to win four BRIT Awards, including Artist of the Year and Album of the Year.
She has also amassed more than 3 billion streams globally and currently has over 62 million monthly listeners on Spotify.
In October 2025, she made UK chart history by becoming the first female artist to have four singles in the Top 10 simultaneously.
Known for her powerful live performances and strong connection with audiences, Dean’s shows have become increasingly sought-after, with demand far outstripping venue capacities.
With thousands of additional tickets now set to be released, fans who missed out the first time around will have another opportunity to see one of the most in-demand performers of her generation when tickets go on sale this week.