Ariana Grande concluded her global Eternal Sunshine Tour with a 10-night residency at London's O2 arena, featuring a consistent core setlist, two nightly surprise-song slots, and a single special guest appearance. The London dates, which ran from August 15 to September 1, 2026, marked the final stop of a tour that began in Oakland in June and crossed the United States and Canada.
Tour background and London residency
The Eternal Sunshine Tour was named after Grande's seventh studio album, Eternal Sunshine, and followed the release of her eighth record, Petal. The setlist drew from both albums as well as earlier hits, with the London performances each night including 28 songs. The residency featured dressed-up fans and lengthy setlists, according to Time Out London's coverage.
While the main setlist remained largely unchanged across the London shows, Grande varied the two surprise-song slots on select evenings. The standard setlist for each London show included tracks such as 'yes, and?', 'positions', 'dandelion', 'the boy is mine', 'eternal sunshine', 'just like magic', 'thank u, next', '7 rings', 'imperfect for you', 'warm', 'safety net', 'One Last Time', a cover of Lady Gaga's 'Rain on Me', 'Break Free', 'twilight zone', 'past life', 'Dangerous Woman', 'Honeymoon Avenue', 'Hampstead', 'Into You', 'hate that i made you love me', 'petal', and 'we can't be friends (wait for your love)', closing with 'supernatural'.
Surprise songs across the residency
Grande reserved two slots in each show for surprise songs, though several London dates featured none. On August 15, she performed 'kiss me' and 'bad thing (bunny hop)'. The August 16 show included 'For Good' and a medley of 'Get Happy' and 'Happy Days Are Here Again', both performed with Cynthia Erivo.
No surprise songs were played on August 19, 20, 23, 24, 27, or 28. The August 31 show featured 'freak' and 'warning signs'. The final London date on September 1 included four surprise songs: 'kiss me', 'oh well', 'nowhere, nobody', and 'like i do'.
Special guest appearances
Cynthia Erivo was the only special guest at any of Grande's London shows. The duo performed two songs from the musical Wicked during the August 16 concert. On the North American leg, Ty Dolla $ign joined Grande in New York on July 16.
The London residency concluded the Eternal Sunshine Tour, which had visited cities across the United States and Canada before arriving in the UK. The final show on September 1 featured the largest number of surprise songs of any London date, closing the tour with four additional tracks.
