Ariana Grande Releases 'petal (The Complete Live Album)' as iTunes Exclusive
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.
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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 minor foot injury means Grande will perform her final two London shows in flat, comfortable footwear. The adjustment arrives as the singer prepares to step back from public life after the tour ends.
The global girl group’s latest release leads a week that also places Phoebe Bridgers in the top 10 for the first time as a solo artist.
A Los Angeles judge waived a standard waiting period, allowing the singer to seek platform records that may identify those who allegedly stole and sold dozens of unreleased songs.
‘petal’ debuts with 295,000 equivalent units, Grande’s strongest week of the 2020s, and ties a chart milestone.
From the United Center stage, Grande spoke directly to fans about the decision to withdraw from public view after her tour, insisting it was made long ago and not driven by outside negativity.
The collaborative single from Fender’s 2025 album People Watching has become the longest-running No. 1 in UK history, surpassing Frankie Laine’s 1953 record.
Ariana Grande’s representative confirms she will retreat from public-facing appearances after her tour wraps, citing ongoing public scrutiny and a need to end the run healthily and happily.
The seven-minute short film, directed by Christian Breslauer, casts Grande as an aspiring actress pushed to a bloody breaking point. It arrives amid her first tour in seven years and the rollout of an album she describes as “full of life and growing through the cracks of something cold and hard.”
Ariana Grande brings her first major tour since 2019 to Barclays Center for five nights in July 2026, just days before the release of her eighth album, “petal.”