The live set compiles all 12 songs from her July album, including a rehearsal recording of lead single “Hate That I Made You Love Me,” a week after the tour ended.
A week after closing the Eternal Sunshine tour in London on 1st September, Ariana Grande has released petal (The Complete Live Album) exclusively on iTunes. The collection gathers live versions of all 12 songs from petal, her eighth studio album, which arrived in July.
Billboard reported that Grande announced the set in an early-morning post on 8th September 2026. It features recordings from the tour, including lead single “Hate That I Made You Love Me,” captured during a rehearsal. The tracklist also includes “Kiss Me,” “Petal,” “Stay,” “Oh Well,” “Big Feelings,” “Freak,” “Warning Signs,” “Like I Do,” “Never Get Over Me,” “Bad Thing (Bunny Hop),” and “Nowhere, Nobody.”
The iTunes-only release turns the tour’s live arrangements into a self-contained document, arriving quickly enough to retain the recent context while limiting where the album can be heard. That narrow distribution may keep the focus on the recording rather than broad platform play. For Grande, the live album closes the gap between a studio cycle and the performances that followed it, without extending the promotional run.
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