Ariana Grande has expanded her recently extended Eternal Sunshine Tour with five headline concerts at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center, the New York Post reported, as tickets for her North American dates are now on sale and resale prices vary significantly.
The three-month leg of the tour begins in June 2026 and will mark Grande’s first major outing since the 2019 Sweetener World Tour. The Barclays Center run, added amid strong demand, is scheduled for mid-July and joins a North American itinerary that runs from early June through late July before several dates overseas in August. At the time of publication, the lowest resale price found for any single show was $365 including fees on Vivid Seats, with other resale listings starting as low as $383 and rising to as much as $727, depending on market demand and venue.
Resale prices checked by the New York Post show variation across cities and dates. Early-June Oakland dates listed from roughly $539 to $593 including fees, Los Angeles-area concerts at Crypto.com Arena and the Kia Forum were showing starting prices in the low-to-mid $500s, and several Florida and Texas dates appeared in the $420–$651 range. A Montreal performance on July 31 had the lowest resale listing identified, at $365 including fees, while London O2 Arena dates in August appeared among the highest, with some listings near $727 including fees. The Post noted that all reported prices were in U.S. dollars and subject to fluctuation.
Vivid Seats, the secondary-market platform cited for the resale prices, advertises a buyer guarantee and security measures for transactions; resale prices on platforms such as Vivid Seats can be higher or lower than face value depending on demand. The New York Post’s live events reporter Matt Levy compiled the price checks and timetable information.
Grande’s Eternal Sunshine album, released March 8, 2024, is expected to provide the backbone of the tour setlist. The album, her seventh, produced radio singles including “we can’t be friends,” “yes, and?” and “the boy is mine,” and earlier this year Grande issued a deluxe edition with five additional tracks and an extended intro. Critics praised the album’s nods to 1990s pop and Grande’s vocal range; observers anticipate the tour will feature several songs from the record alongside larger hits from her catalog.
In addition to touring, Grande has other high-profile projects slated. She is attached to Wicked: For Good, the film adaptation of the musical in which she will reprise the role of Glinda opposite Cynthia Erivo; that picture is scheduled for release in November 2026. Grande is also set to appear in a fourth installment of the Meet the Parents franchise, in which she is reported to play the fiancée of the central couple’s son; that film is tentatively scheduled for Thanksgiving 2026.
Broadway’s Wicked continues to run nine times weekly at the Gershwin Theatre, with current stage portrayals of Elphaba and Glinda by Lencia Kedebe and Allie Trimm, respectively; those stage performances are separate from the film adaptation.
Ticket availability for Grande’s Eternal Sunshine Tour has been confirmed for all North American dates, though face-value inventory and prices vary by venue and on-sale timing. Secondary-market prices are subject to rapid change and additional fees at checkout. The New York Post’s price snapshot reflects listings at the time of its report; prospective buyers should confirm availability and final costs through primary box offices or authorized ticketing outlets.