March 30 and 31
Singer/actress/performer Ariana Grande is back to doing what she does best — and to prove that she’s more than a serious vocalist: She’s got staying power, too.
She may have recently helped 1960s Baltimore sing in NBC’s Hairspray Live!, but now Grande is firmly back in present time for her Dangerous Woman tour, which graces the stage for a night at the Honda Center in Anaheim and then another at LA’s Fabulous Forum. With special guests Little Mix and Victoria Monet, Grande is sure to don her leather bunny hood to sing her face off for the mix of teen girls and gay guys of a certain age who make up her core audience. dangerouswoman.com
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