Ariana Grande by Eric Liebowitz courtesy NBC
Lately it seems like Ariana Grande can’t stop rocking our world. Her delivery of a rafter-shaking “The Wizard and I” at A Very Wicked Halloween (pictured) got us all hungry for more from the nimble-voiced diva. Then came her latest collection of tracks — thank u, next — which broke streaming records both for any pop album and for any female artist ever.
More From MetrosourceNow, her Sweetener World Tour is bringing the little lady with the big voice to fans in person. It’s kicked off with late March dates in Albany, Boston, Buffalo, Washington DC, Philadelphia, Cleveland and at Connecticut’s Mohegan Sun arena. April sends her up into Canada for dates in Montreal and Toronto before she dips back into the U.S. for dates in Detroit and a headline spot at Coachella this weekend.
May sees Grande wend her way down the West coast, with three LA stops (two at the Staples Center and one at The Forum). Then she’ll head east for dates in Nevada, Arizona, Texas and Oklahoma before finishing the month of May in Florida (and heading north in time to help celebrate World Pride in NYC). Get tickets and more online. arianagrande.com
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