Ariana Grande is one of the most prolific pop stars of the last 15 years, currently gearing up for the release of her eighth studio album since 2013. But perhaps surprisingly, her newest tour is only her fifth. Her current trek is a relatively limited one – it’ll span less than three months when all is said and done – but it’s packing quite a punch, so far.
According to figures reported to Billboard Boxscore, The Eternal Sunshine Tour has grossed $36 million and sold 203,000 tickets in its first 14 shows. It marks Grande’s first tour in seven years, having wrapped the Sweetener World Tour in December 2019.
In the first handful of years of Grande’s music career, she was on a common schedule of touring behind each album release: 2013’s Yours Truly was backed by The Listening Sessions, 2014’s My Everything was supported by the following year’s The Honeymoon Tour, and 2016’s Dangerous Woman was followed by Dangerous Woman Tour one year later. But by her next cycle, the pace and shape of her output – recorded and live – became more amorphous.
After releasing Sweetener in August 2018, Grande announced Sweetener World Tour in late October. But just a week later, she released “Thank U, Next,” which ultimately led to an album of the same name in February 2019, one month before the tour kicked off. It was a hectic timeline that matched the breakneck speed of press, gossip, and accolades surrounding her. Both albums collapsed into Sweetener World Tour, which became her biggest trek yet and yielded a Netflix concert film in 2020.
Years later, Grande is in a similar position. The Eternal Sunshine Tour is her first live trek since the release of multiple albums, but in typical Ari fashion, there’s more. Between the tour’s announcement and opening night, she released “Hate That I Made You Love Me,” the first taste of Petal, which will release in full on July 29.
Scroll for a breakdown of what Ariana Grande has been up to since her last world tour and, as she embarks on a five-show run at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center (July 13-19), see how The Eternal Sunshine Tour compares to her previous runs so far.
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