Olivia Dean to headline intimate Brits Week gigs

Olivia Dean and Spiritualized are among the artists set to play intimate Brits Week concerts across the UK, with proceeds dedicated to the charity War Child to support aid, education and mental health services for children affected by conflict.

Olivia Dean and several other artists will perform intimate gigs as part of this year’s Brits Week, with all proceeds dedicated to the charity War Child. The shows are scheduled across the UK in the run-up to the BRIT Awards in Manchester on 28 February. Olivia Dean is due to play Manchester’s Albert Hall on 26 February, while Spiritualized are set to appear at London’s EartH Theatre on 18 February. Organisers and War Child have said the funds will support the charity’s work for children affected by conflict. Confirmed dates and details: - Fatboy Slim — Boiler Shop, Newcastle on 12 February. - Spiritualized — EartH Theatre, London on 18 February. - The K's — Gorilla, Manchester on 20 February. - Myles Smith — Rescue Rooms, Nottingham on 24 February. - Jack Savoretti and Katherine Jenkins — Emerald Theatre, London on 25 February. - Olivia Dean — Albert Hall, Manchester on 26 February; proceeds to War Child to support protection, education and specialist mental health services. Summary: Proceeds from these intimate Brits Week shows have been reported as going to War Child to fund protection, education and mental health support for children affected by conflict. Organisers announced presale and general sale windows for some events, and a limited number of tickets and £10 prize draws were reported as available. Further scheduling or line-up changes were not detailed.