Ariana Grande shared some “unfortunate” news about him Eternal Sun A tour before the upcoming games on the East Coast.
“The most important thing for all of us is safety, first and foremost, and making sure you all see the show is meant to go,” Grande, 33, wrote to fans on Instagram on Monday, June 29.
The singer sent a message to fans explaining a series of changes to the plans Eternal Sun concerts will appear in July. The show scheduled for July 12 at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center will now move to July 14, while the TD Garden concerts in Boston on July 22 and July 24 will be moved to July 23 and July 26, respectively.
In her Instagram story, Grande and her tour partners explained that the dates are being moved “to ensure that the full production can be delivered safely and as intended.”
Ariana Grande in 2025.
Kevin Winter/Getty ImagesGrande is scheduled to perform five shows in Brooklyn from July 13 to July 19. All other concerts during that run “will take place as originally planned,” per the organizers.
“We are deeply sorry for these unfortunate scheduling changes,” Grande wrote to fans. “This was our best and safest option as these production challenges came to our attention.”
He concluded, “Thank you very much for your understanding and I can’t wait to see you.”
Fans wrote that Grande faced many technical challenges throughout Eternal Sun The tour, which began in Oakland, California, on June 6.
The tour was initially marred by controversy last year when tickets sold out quickly and were then found on resale markets at inflated prices.
“Hello my angels, I’ve been sitting all week, but I wanted to let you know that what happened with the secondary ticket sellers was brought to my attention,” Grande wrote to fans in September 2025. “Of course, it worries me a lot. I’ve been calling every second of my free time, fighting for a solution.”
He added, “I understand, I hope we can get you some of these tickets instead. It’s not fair. I wanted you to know that me and my team see you and I care a lot. We will, and we do, do everything we can.”
Ariana Grande was very affected when she performed in Los Angeles. “Thank you so much, oh, my God. LA, thank you so much,” said Grande, 32, in photos from the second of four shows at the Crypto.com Arena on the Eternal Sunshine Tour. “Are you kidding? How is it? I have never in my life experienced a […]
I Eternal Sun The tour is Grande’s return to the road after a seven-year absence – and she has already teased that the shows will be her last for the foreseeable future.
“I think the last 10 to 15 years will look a lot different than the next,” Grande revealed on the “Good Hang With Amy Poehler” podcast in November 2025. “I don’t want to say things for sure.”
The “Hate Can Make You Love Me” singer then said, “I know I’m really excited to do this little tour, but I think it might not happen again for a long, long, long, long time. – for now.”
I Eternal Sun The tour is currently set to wrap up in September following 10 dates at London’s O2 Arena.
