After a six-year hiatus from live performances, pop sensation Ariana Grande has launched her 2026 ‘The Eternal Sunshine’ tour, beginning with an emotional opening night in Oakland, California. The tour promises to bring fan favorites like ‘Dangerous Woman’ and ‘Thank U, Next’ to stages across North America.
Tour Schedule and Ticket Availability
Grande’s tour will continue with two more performances at the Oakland Arena before moving on to other major cities, including Los Angeles, Austin, Atlanta, Brooklyn, Boston, and Montreal. Fans eager to see Grande live can still secure tickets, though availability is limited. Prices for the remaining shows start at $490, with the most affordable options available for her Montreal performance on July 30.
The tour schedule is packed with multiple dates in each city, ensuring fans have several opportunities to catch a show. In Los Angeles, for instance, Grande will perform at the Crypto.com Arena and the Kia Forum, with ticket prices ranging from $767 to over $1,000. Austin’s Moody Center will host her for three nights, with tickets starting at $982.
As the tour progresses, Grande will make stops at other iconic venues, including the Amerant Bank Arena in Sunrise, Florida, the State Farm Arena in Atlanta, and the Barclays Center in Brooklyn. The tour will conclude with a series of performances at the United Center in Chicago in early August.
How to Purchase Tickets
Tickets for Ariana Grande’s ‘The Eternal Sunshine’ tour can be purchased through various online platforms. Fans are encouraged to act quickly, as tickets are selling fast and prices may fluctuate. The USA TODAY Network, which provides ticket purchase options, may earn a commission from sales made through their links.
Grande’s return to the stage is a highly anticipated event for her fans, marking a significant moment in her career after focusing on film projects in recent years. Her performances are expected to be a celebration of her musical journey and a treat for concertgoers across the continent.
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