
Ariana Grande is officially stepping back onto the stage after a six-year touring hiatus, and the world is buzzing. Since wrapping up her fourth concert tour; the Sweetener World Tour; in support for her fourth and fifth studio albums in 2019, Ariana has shifted her focus to film, beauty, and personal life, leaving fans wondering if she’d ever hit the road again. Now, with the announcement of The Eternal Sunshine Tour, the pop icon is giving Arianators exactly what they’ve been waiting for; a massive arena tour that promises to be one of the biggest live events of 2026.
The tour kicks off June 6, 2026, at the Oakland Arena in California, before traveling across major U.S. cities, Canada, and wrapping in London on August 23, 2026, with a historic five-night run at the O2 Arena. In total, Ariana will perform 27 shows, making this her grand return to live music and her first tour of the decade. Tickets go on sale September 9 for presale and September 10 for general public, with VIP packages that include exclusive perks like early entry and lounge access.
This tour is more than just another string of concerts, it’s Ariana reclaiming her spot as one of the most in-demand performer of her generation. After winning critical acclaim for her role as Glinda in Wicked and releasing her vulnerable yet uplifting album Eternal Sunshine (along with the deluxe edition Brighter Days Ahead), Ariana is now bringing her artistry back to the place where it all began: the stage.
Why This Tour Is a Big Deal
- Her first tour in six years: The last time Ariana Grande toured, thank u, next had just dropped, and she was at the peak of pop culture domination.
- Her return to music after acting success: Following her Wicked performance and even Oscar nomination, this tour re-centers Ariana as a live performer.
- Fan anticipation at an all-time high: Her cryptic Instagram tease- “see you next year ♡” -sent fans into a frenzy.
Nothing official has been released yet, but if Ariana’s past tours are any clue, she’ll likely mix her greatest hits with new tracks from Eternal Sunshine. Fans are already speculating about what the set list could look like, with theories based on streaming numbers, fan-favorites, and Ariana’s own comments. A rumoured draft floating around includes:
Act 1: Opening
- intro (end of the world)
- God is a woman
- eternal sunshine
- past life
- positions
- yes, and?
- supernatural
Act 2: Pop Hits & Crowd Favorites
- Into You
- 7 rings
- positions (reprise)
- no tears left to cry
- break up with your girlfriend, i’m bored
- Save Your Tears (Remix)
- Dangerous Woman
- thank u, next
- the boy is mine
Act 3: Emotional & Intimate Moments
- my hair
- One Last Time
- needy
- imperfect for you
- breathin
- we can’t be friends
- twilight zone
Act 4: Closing
- obvious
- Break Free
- dandelion
- everytime
Encore
- The Way
- pov
Ariana Grande has one of the largest noticeable discographies of any artist, knowing this she’ll most likely update and change the setlist during her shows. If this alleged set list is even half true, fans are in for one of the most dynamic performances of Grande’s career, balancing her signature R&B-pop sound with theatrical influences she’s picked up along the way.
Ariana Grande’s return to the road isn’t just about music, it’s about presence. For years, fans have been waiting for her to bring back the magic of her live shows, and The Eternal Sunshine Tour looks like it will do just that. With dazzling vocals, heartfelt storytelling, and the stage production we know Ariana Grande will deliver, this tour is bound to be a cultural event.
The countdown is on, and tickets are already expected to sell out fast. If you’ve been waiting for Ariana’s return, now’s your moment: the pop princess is back, and she’s ready to shine brighter than ever.
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