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Ariana Grande announced three Eternal Sunshine tour dates were rescheduled due to production issues, moving Brooklyn’s July 12 show to July 14 and Boston’s July 22 and 24 shows to July 23 and 26, with all tickets honored and fans kept informed as safety remains the priority.
Ariana Grande has rescheduled three stops on her Eternal Sunshine tour due to production issues, moving New York's Barclays Center date from July 12 to July 14 and Boston's TD Garden shows from July 22 and 24 to July 23 and 26; tickets will be honored. She emphasizes safety and delivering the show as intended as her tour runs through Sept. 1 in London.
Ariana Grande opened her Eternal Sunshine tour in Oakland — her first in seven years — delivering a mix of tracks from the 2024 Eternal Sunshine album with fan favorites like Thank U, Next and 7 Rings. The tour heads to Los Angeles, Austin, Brooklyn, Chicago, Boston, Montreal and Sunrise, plus a five-night run in London, while Grande stays active in acting (Wicked) and prepares her eighth studio album Petal for July 31; she hinted this tour may be a limited, rare return rather than a long-term trek.
In Oakland, Ariana Grande opens her Eternal Sunshine tour with a two-hour, high-gloss show that blends new material from the album with deluxe-era tracks, pairing intricate choreography and a film-inspired set with intimate vocal moments that highlight her evolved artistry and renewed bond with fans.
After a six-and-a-half-year hiatus, Ariana Grande kicked off the Eternal Sunshine tour in Oakland, centering the show on material from Eternal Sunshine (and its deluxe edition) while weaving in songs from Positions and newer projects. Variety’s full opening-night setlist includes tracks such as Yes, And?; Dandelion; The Boy Is Mine; Eternal Sunshine; Just Like Magic; Thank U, Next; 7 Rings; Imperfect for You; Warm; Safety Net; One Last Time; Rain on Me; Break Free; Twilight Zone; Past Life; Dangerous Woman; Honeymoon Avenue; Into You; Hate That I Made You Love Me; We Can’t Be Friends (Wait for Your Love); Supernatural and more. The tour runs through Sept. 1 in North America, with five LA shows after Oakland before stops in Austin, Sunrise, Atlanta, Brooklyn, Boston, Montreal and Chicago, then a 10-night London run at the O2. Ticket demand remains high on resale, and Grande signals she may balance touring with acting while Petal is due July 31.
After a six-and-a-half-year hiatus, Ariana Grande kicks off the Eternal Sunshine tour in Oakland with a 23-song set heavily featuring material from Eternal Sunshine and recent albums, staged with film-inspired visuals, a long ramp to a B-stage and a UFO-like finale. The show teases further new material ahead of Petal’s July 31 release (with the single Hate That I Made You Love Me dropping May 29). The tour runs through Sept. 1 in North America, then moves to London, with LA-date blocks and high resale-ticket prices signaling strong demand as Grande pursues other projects beyond music.
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Ariana Grande announced her first tour in seven years, the 'Eternal Sunshine' tour, with initial dates in North America and London, featuring VIP packages and ticket presales, set for 2026, while she continues her acting career.
Ariana Grande released a chilling teaser for her new music video "The Boy is Mine," set to debut on June 7. The teaser features dark imagery and is part of her latest album, Eternal Sunshine. The song has sparked rumors about her relationship with Ethan Slater and is a reimagining of the 1998 Brandy and Monica hit. Grande's album has been praised for its emotional depth, and she is also set to star in the upcoming film adaptation of Wicked.
Ariana Grande's song "We Can't Be Friends (Wait for Your Love)" debuts at No. 1 on both the Billboard Global 200 and Billboard Global Excl. U.S. charts, marking her fourth leader on the former and her third on the latter. The song is the second single from Grande’s seventh studio album, Eternal Sunshine, which also premieres at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart. The charts rank songs based on streaming and sales activity from over 200 territories worldwide, and Grande's latest achievement adds to her impressive track record on the global music scene.
Ariana Grande achieves her ninth Hot 100 No. 1 with "We Can’t Be Friends (Wait for Your Love)," the second single from her new album Eternal Sunshine. The song sold 9,000 copies and garnered 4.6 million radio audience impressions, with 32.6 million streams in its first week. Grande now boasts seven No. 1 debuts on the Hot 100, and her album Eternal Sunshine also debuts at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 with 227,000 equivalent units sold, marking the largest debut in the U.S. this year.
Ariana Grande's seventh album, "Eternal Sunshine," delves into her personal life, addressing the end of her marriage and infidelity rumors. Produced by Max Martin, the album blends modern R&B and pop while referencing past musical eras. Grande's clear vocals and intimate storytelling create a personal connection with listeners, despite some moments feeling contrived. The album's release coincides with Grande's public appearances, showcasing her multifaceted talent and personal journey.
Ariana Grande's latest album "eternal sunshine" showcases her ability to convey emotion through restrained vocals and explores themes of divorce and media scrutiny. While some tracks feature her signature R&B style, others take shaky genre turns. Grande's songwriting is critiqued for occasional lack of sophistication, but her vocal talent and ability to convey subtle emotions shine through. The album reflects Grande's evolution as an artist, emphasizing a more subdued and less showy register as she navigates the complexities of fame and personal identity.
Ariana Grande asked fans to stop sending "hateful messages" to people in her life following the release of her new album, "Eternal Sunshine," emphasizing that such behavior does not support her. The album, seemingly addressing the breakdown of a relationship, has sparked speculation about references to her divorce and new relationship. Grande's plea came after her performance on "Saturday Night Live," where she sang songs from the album.
Ariana Grande asks fans to stop sending "hateful messages" to people in her life following the release of her new album, "Eternal Sunshine," which appears to address her divorce and new relationship. The singer emphasizes that such behavior does not support her and urges fans to refrain from it. The album's title track and music video suggest themes of failed relationships, and Grande recently performed songs from the album on "Saturday Night Live."