Pop superstar ariana Grande ⁢has sparked‍ speculation about her future in touring, ⁤suggesting her upcoming Eternal Sunshine tour could be⁣ her last for a significant period. The announcement came ​during an appearance on the Good Hang ‍With Amy poehler podcast.

“I ​think the last 10 or 15 years will be very different from​ what’s coming,”‍ Grande,32,stated. While clarifying she‍ didn’t want to make a definitive statement, she indicated a potential shift ⁢in her career focus.

This tour‍ marks Grande’s return to the stage ​after a six-year hiatus from large-scale concert events, coinciding with her work promoting the upcoming ​sequel to Wicked. ‍ “I’m⁤ really excited to ‌do this little tour, but I think maybe won’t happen again for a very, very, very long time,” she confessed. “I’m going to give it my all, ‍it’s going to be gorgeous and I’m very grateful. I think that’s why I do it,‍ because I think: ‘one‍ last great concert,⁤ for‌ now!'”

The Eternal Sunshine tour is scheduled to include 41 performances across North America and Europe between June and September 2026. Confirmed cities include ⁣Oakland, Los ⁣Angeles, Austin, Atlanta, Brooklyn, Boston,‍ Montreal, Chicago, and London, were she ‌will perform ten shows.