The actress, singer and music producer announces her on-stage comeback.
Arianators can rest at last as their superstar has officially announced what everybody was waiting for: the Eternal Sunshine tour. With this new tour, the pop singer will make her long-awaited comeback on the stage after a seven-year break from live performances. It is planned to kick off next June until the end of August 2026.
This new tour will be stopping next summer in several north-American cities including Oakland (June 6,9,10), Los Angeles (June 13, 14), Inglewood (June 17, 19, 20), Austin (June 24, 26, 27), Sunrise (June-July 30, 2, 3), Atlanta (July 6, 8, 9), Brooklyn (July 12, 13, 16, 18, 19), Boston (July 22, 24, 25), Montreal (July 28, 30, 31) and Chicago (August 3, 5, 6).
The last stop will be at the famous O2 Arena in London at the end of August with five shows. These will also mark the only dates outside of the American continent. Many fans are already asking for more international shows in hopes of having a chance to attend this highly anticipated moment.
Following the steps of her previous tour, the Eternal Sunshine tour will span her last two albums: Positions (2020) and Eternal Sunshine (2024). This is expected to be one of the events of the year, so do not miss your chance to get a ticket! General sales have been opened since the 10th.
After three major wins at the MTV Video Music Awards 2025, Grande announced the tickets’ release. Pre-sale tickets were available to purchase from September 2nd and, unexpectedly, everything was sold out in a few minutes. As a result, new dates were added due to the high demand.
The pop icon was one of the most acclaimed winners of the MTV’s night. She was granted the most prestigious category: Video of the year for Brighter Days Ahead – her musical and drama short-film with Christian Breslauer.
The popular artist released the deluxe version of her album earlier this year. It has been very well received by critics and her fandom. Eternal Sunshine hit #1 on the Billboard 200 upon its launch.
The last time she went touring was back in 2019 with the Sweetener World Tour. This was also her third time doing live performances. At the time, she was promoting her hit-albums Sweetener (2018) and Thank U, Next (2019). It became her highest-grossing tour as $146.6 million was earned from 97 shows and more than 1.3 million people attended. Announced in October of 2018, this tour had a duration of ten months from March to December.
