Ariana Grande: 2026 tour will be the 'last for a long time'
The US pop star insisted she has not ruled out getting back on the road in the future
www.bbc.comHere’s the latest on Ariana Grande’s tour as of now.
- Ariana Grande has announced the Eternal Sunshine Tour for 2026, her first tour in seven years, with dates in North America and a London residency. This will be her return to live shows after her 2019 Sweetener World Tour and supports her 2024 Eternal Sunshine material.[1][5]
- She has indicated this will be a “last for a long time” type engagement, though she hasn’t ruled out touring again in the future; she’s balancing touring with acting projects and other creative pursuits.[3][4]
- There have been scattered reports about whether a full-scale tour will happen in 2025; some outlets note potential timing conflicts due to other commitments, suggesting a 2026 window is more likely for live performances.[2][8]
- Public-facing details include initial dates and ticket presales for registered fans, with the UK portion incorporating a London residency, and general sale expected after presales.[5][1]
Illustrative take:
- If you’re planning to see her live, the most concrete path is to track official announcements for the Eternal Sunshine Tour dates and ticketing windows, especially for the London residency and US/Canada stops.[1][5]
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Citations:
- Ariana Grande Eternal Sunshine Tour details and 2026 dates.[1]
- She describes the tour as a longer-term break from touring, with ongoing creative projects.[4][3]
- 2025 reporting on timing and tour likelihood, noting 2026 as primary window.[8][2]
- BBC/YouTube coverage confirming 2026 tour framing and London residency details.[7][5]