Ariana Grande has begun her 10-night run at the London O2 as part of her Eternal Sunshine 2026 Tour, with a setlist featuring hits like 'thank u, next' and '7 rings'.
London dates and added shows
The 'thank u, next' singer kicked off her London dates on August 15, with another gig the following night on August 16. She will then perform again on August 19, 20, 23, 24, 27, 28, 31 and September 1.
Originally, Ariana Grande was only set to perform for five nights in the UK this summer, but due to exceptional demand for tickets during the sale, a further five were added.
Tour final stop and break
London is the last stop on her tour, with the singer-songwriter and actress having already performed in Oakland, LA, Austin, Sunrise, Atlanta, Brooklyn, Boston, Montreal and Chicago throughout June, July and August.
After her London gigs, Ariana Grande is expected to take a "much-deserved break from public-facing work and appearances", her representatives announced, which comes after she has faced "endless, ongoing public scrutiny".
She later told her fans at a Chicago gig that the hiatus was decided long ago and comes from an empowered place, and is not a reaction to online scrutiny regarding her appearance.
Setlist and ticket availability
Although the setlist may change for her upcoming London gigs, here is what she played at the O2 on Sunday 16 August, according to setlist.fm: 'yes, and?', 'positions', 'dandelion', 'the boy is mine', 'eternal sunshine', 'just like magic', 'thank u, next', '7 rings', 'imperfect for you', 'warm', 'safety net', 'One Last Time', 'Rain on Me', 'Break Free', 'twilight zone', 'past life', 'Dangerous Woman', 'Honeymoon Avenue', 'Hampstead', 'Into You', 'hate that i made you love me', 'Save Your Tears', 'Get Happy / Happy Days Are Here Again', 'petal', 'we can't be friends (wait for your love)', and 'supernatural'.
Resale websites provide fans with the opportunity to buy tickets to sold-out events, all while avoiding surge pricing, online queues, and more. Availability on Ticketmaster and AXS may crop up from time to time if fans decide to sell their tickets or if the venue releases extra tickets.
