Ariana Grande Celebrates End of N. American Eternal Sunshine Leg, Says She’s ‘Overwhelmed With Love and the Deepest Gratitude’
Ariana Grande has marked the end of the North American leg of her Eternal Sunshine tour, thanking fans and saying she felt overwhelmed by love and gratitude. The final show took place in Chicago on 6 August, before the tour moves to London for its concluding dates.
Grande performed multiple nights across cities including Los Angeles, New York, Montreal and Chicago, and will now play 10 shows at London’s O2 Arena before the tour ends on 1 September. She has also announced plans to step back from public-facing work afterwards, including withdrawing from a planned West End role, stressing that the decision was long considered and not prompted by recent criticism.
In short
- Grande completed the tour’s North American leg in Chicago.
- Ten London O2 Arena shows remain before the tour ends.
- She plans a break from public appearances afterwards.
Explained simply
Ariana Grande is a US singer and actor whose albums include Eternal Sunshine. A tour is often divided into regional legs, with the North American dates forming one part of a wider run of concerts.
The tour is named after her 2024 album, which followed a period away from releasing solo music. Grande has also worked in film and theatre, so plans to reduce public-facing work affect more than her concert schedule.
Her concerts bring together fans across several countries, while her choices about future work shape what audiences may see from her next. The London dates are scheduled to bring this tour to a close.
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