Don’t call Ticketmaster yet—Ariana Grande is not touring in 2025. Here’s why she’s holding off and when you can expect her back on stage.
Before you get excited, let’s clear the air: Ariana Grande will not be touring in 2025. Any rumors suggesting otherwise? They’re just that—rumors. Here’s the tea!
Ariana’s team quickly shut down talk of a 2025 tour. Despite hints dropped during interviews and fan speculation, her label confirmed she’ll be focusing on acting—especially her role as Glinda in the upcoming Wicked films.
Fast forward to July 2025, and Ariana herself addressed ongoing speculation in a candid Instagram update: “It may not look exactly like it did before, but I much prefer how it looks in my head,” she said—“I’m working on a plan to sing for you all next year.” Translation? A tour is likely in 2026, not 2025.
Why She’s Pressing Pause
Ariana is deep into her acting commitments: starring roles in Wicked and its sequel, plus her short film Brighter Days Ahead—a project released earlier this year.
What Fans Need to Know:
- No early-bird presale for a 2025 tour. Any pre-sale pop-ups are bogus.
- Don’t fall for ticket broker hype—only official announcements count.
- Be ready for Ariana Grande Mini Tour 2026—sign up for alerts from her official site or Republic Records.
Ariana Grande is taking a creative pause in 2025 to focus on film, but her musical journey isn’t over—it’s just being reimagined. The 2026 era promises to be both fresh and familiar—so stay tuned and save the cellos for Wicked.
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