The newly added shows are scattered across the United States and Canada, with extra dates in cities including Oakland (Oakland Arena, June 10), Los Angeles (Kia Forum Arena, June 20), Austin (Moody Center, June 27), Sunrise (Amerant Bank Arena, July 3), Atlanta (State Farm Arena, July 9), Brooklyn (Barclays Center, July 19), Boston (TD Garden, July 25), Montreal (Bell Centre, July 31) and Chicago (United Center, August 6).
Pre-sale tickets for the tour, her first global trot in seven years, went on sale early Tuesday morning, and remaining tickets will be available during the general on-sale beginning Sept. 10. The tour will also offer a variety of different VIP packages and experiences.
Grande's last trek ended in December of 2019 in support of her "Sweetener" and "Thank U, Next" LPs. She has more recently been focused on acting projects and is currently filming "Focker In-Law," the fourth movie of the "Meet the Parents" franchise. She will also soon be promoting the second part of "Wicked" ("Wicked: For Good") in which, she stars as Glinda alongside Cynthia Erivo as Elphaba.
The news came after Grande made an appearance at the MTV Video Music Awards over the weekend to present the Video Vanguard Award to Mariah Carey. Grande herself also took home the coveted video of the year trophy. She landed the win with "Brighter Days Ahead," the accompanying sci-fi visual short for her 2024 album "Eternal Sunshine" and the album's 2025 reissue, "Eternal Sunshine Deluxe: Brighter Days Ahead."
"I want to start off, again, with my fans: Thank you so, so, so much. I love you with all my heart," she said during her acceptance speech. "I have since I was a teenager, since we first crossed paths, and I will for my whole life."