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Ariana Grande will not appear in American Horror Story season 13 due to conflicting schedules with her Eternal Sunshine tour. She was set to join a star-studded cast, but filming in New York is proceeding without her. Grande has previously collaborated with Ryan Murphy on Scream Queens and is focusing on acting and other projects.
Deadline reports that Ariana Grande will not appear in FX’s American Horror Story Season 13 due to timing conflicts between the show’s production dates and her Eternal Sunshine Tour; she did not shoot any scenes for the season, which premieres on Sept. 24, and the cast includes new additions Frances Conroy and Alex Consani.
Ariana Grande has rescheduled three Eternal Sunshine Tour shows due to production challenges and safety concerns: the New York City date at Barclays Center was moved from July 12 to July 14, and two Boston shows were shifted from July 22 to July 23 and from July 24 to July 26; remaining Brooklyn shows on July 16, 18, and 19 stay on the calendar. Tickets will be honored for the new dates, and Grande emphasized safety and proper production as the priority, noting the tour could be her last hurrah.
During her Eternal Sunshine Tour show in Austin on June 26 (her birthday), Ariana Grande tweaked the lyrics of “Thank U, Next” to reference ex Ricky Alvarez, a moment caught on fan footage as Alvarez attended and reacted with a smile; she had previously made a similar lyric tweak on an earlier Austin night.
Ariana Grande broke down in tears during her second Eternal Sunshine Tour show at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, thanking fans for their support after confirming her split from Ethan Slater (the couple reportedly ended their three-year romance months ago but remain friends). She called the moment overwhelming and expressed gratitude for a loving, supportive crowd as she moves forward with the tour and her upcoming album Petal, noting she hasn’t toured in seven years and is grateful for the new chapter.
Ariana Grande became visibly emotional during the Los Angeles date of her Eternal Sunshine Tour at Crypto.com Arena, thanking the loving crowd and calling the moment overwhelming as fans cheered. Wearing standout fashion, she paused mid-show to express gratitude, then returned to perform a set featuring hits like “yes, and?,” “positions,” “thank u, next,” “7 rings,” and “Rain on Me,” marking her first tour since 2019 and a high-profile return to the stage with celebrity attendance from Kim Kardashian, Emma Roberts, John Legend and more.
Opening night of Ariana Grande’s 41-date Eternal Sunshine tour in Oakland sparked online division over her appearance, with some fans criticizing her look while others defended her and praised a near-three-hour live performance; the piece also references past body-image scrutiny she’s faced and her remarks on its impact.
Ariana Grande opened the Eternal Sunshine Tour in Oakland with a 105-minute, 23-song set that leans into her Eternal Sunshine material and deluxe tracks, balancing vocal-focused performances with restrained production and a two-stage design. The show emphasizes singing first, dancing second, and features standout moments like Dandelion, Thank U, Next, and Hampstead, with a climactic rig-assisted closer; the setlist overall skews newer material rather than Sweetener-era hits, and the crowd reaction to the Rain on Me duet was mixed.
Ariana Grande opened the Eternal Sunshine Tour in Oakland, delivering a 23-song set across three acts that mixed fan favorites like Break Free and Thank U, Next with live debuts including Dandelion, Just Like Magic, Warm, and Hate That I Made You Love Me, the latter previewing her upcoming album Petal; the tour continues to major cities in the U.S. and London, with more dates to be announced and additional projects on the horizon.
Ariana Grande addressed concerns about ticket resellers selling tickets for her 2026 North American tour at inflated prices, expressing her frustration and efforts to find a solution to make tickets more accessible for fans.