Ariana Grande has postponed three US dates on her Eternal Sunshine tour, announcing on Monday in New York that 'production challenges' had forced her team to move shows in Brooklyn and Boston to later in July. The singer told fans the reshuffle was the 'best and safest option' and promised that all tickets for the Eternal Sunshine dates would remain valid.
The news dropped just weeks into Grande's first headline tour since 2019, a run that was already loaded with expectation after a seven‑year break from the road. The Eternal Sunshine tour opened in Oakland, California, on 7 June, supporting her 2024 album of the same name and doubling as a live reintroduction for a star who has spent recent years pivoting into film with Wicked: For Good and working mainly from the studio.
