Olivia Dean's North American Tour: Accessible Music for All

0:00It's April 2nd, music news today starts now, AI powered and ready to play. I'm Cory with the story. Olivia Dean, the British songbird, just snag best new artist at the Grammys back in February for her sophomore album The Art of Loving. She's riding high with her breakout hit, Man I Need, topping Billboard's Pop Airplay Chart, and now she's prepping her debut North American Arena tour. In her Elle magazine cover story, she opened up about the surreal Grammy night, beating out heavy hitters like Addison Ray and the Maria's. Coming from her London sofa to holding that trophy with Queen Latifah watching, felt like pure magic, especially with Lauren Hill in the mix her middle. Names even Lauren. Fans when while trying to snag tickets, but bots and resellers jacked up prices, leaving day ones out. Olivia pushed Ticketmaster hard to refund overcharges and cap resales, saying she won't perform knowing someone's flipping seats for 500 or 600 bucks while real supporters stay

1:00home. She's all about keeping it accessible, wanting everyone to vibe with her music no matter their wallet. In Elle's quickfire questions, she called nice to each other. Her signature, track fun, flirty, full of joy, and shouted out, colors of the wind from. Pocahontas as her first music obsession. Her tour kicks off July 10th at Chase Center in San Francisco, promising that same heartfelt energy live, with fans finally getting a fair shot at the show.