US EditionAriana Grande Says Eternal Sunshine Tour Will Be Her “One Last Hurrah”
Ariana Grande will return to arena touring for the first time in seven years with a North American and London tour she calls her 'one last hurrah'.
- On Nov. 18, Ariana Grande, singer and actress, said on Amy Poehler's Good Hang podcast the Eternal Sunshine tour will be a one-time event with no future tours planned.
- Grande plans to prioritize projects that feel right for her soul, focusing on movies and stage work as she chases authentic impulses for her art.
- Kicking off June 6 in Oakland, the Eternal Sunshine tour visits U.S. arenas through Aug. 5, including Los Angeles, Austin, Atlanta, Brooklyn, Boston, and ends in Chicago, with a 10-show residency at The O2, London.
- Notably, the run marks her first arena tour in seven years, coming after Grande rarely played live since completing a huge 100-show tour.
- Between the Eternal Sunshine album and Wicked, Grande takes acting roles including Focker In-Law and training with Robert De Niro, showing a growing focus on film alongside music.
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Ariana Grande says Eternal Sunshine tour will be her 'last hurrah' as she continues acting endeavours
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Ariana Grande reveals her upcoming 'Eternal Sunshine' tour will be her last for a 'long time': 'One last hurrah — for now'
Grande, 32, says she wants to try "different creative endeavors."Kevin Mazur/MG24/Getty Ariana Grande performs during the 2024 Met Gala in New York CityAriana Grande's 2026 tour might be her last — or touring may, at least, become a rare occurrence.The Wicked star enjoys trying different things in her career, she explained on the Good Hang with Amy Poehler podcast."I feel very privileged and grateful to have learned that there can be room for di…
Ariana Grande Says Her ‘Eternal Sunshine’ Tour Is The “Last Hurrah”: “I’m Going To Give It My All”
Ariana Grande took a break from touring amid several acting projects, including the upcoming Wicked: For Good. The actress and singer is set to embark on a 2026 tour in support of her album, Eternal Sunshine, and revealed it will be a “last hurrah.” “The last 10 or 15 years will look very different to the ones that are […]
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