London was the final stop on Ariana Grande’s global Eternal Sunshine Tour – and Ari’s 10-night residency at the O2 lived up to the billing. The dates, which are now finished, featured everything from dressed-up fans and lengthy setlists to huge surprise guests.
The Eternal Sunshine Tour was named after the release of Ariana Grande’s seventh album , and followed the release of her eighth record . The arena tour started in Oakland in June and stopped in cities across the United States and Canada.
Wondering what songs Ariana Grande played on the Eternal Sunshine Tour? Well, we’ve got all the info. While the tour setlist mostly stayed the same, there were variations – including a few surprise songs and special guests.
Read on to find out all the songs that Ariana Grande has played on the London leg of the Eternal Sunshine Tour.
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The full setlist for Ariana Grande’s Eternal Sunshine Tour
These are the songs that Ari played each night of the tour in London.
- yes, and?
- the boy is mine
- 7 rings
- Rain on Me (Lady Gaga cover)
- hate that i made you love me
- we can’t be friends (wait for your love)
Ariana Grande surprise songs in London
As you can see from the above setlist, there have tended to be two spots reserved for surprise songs. Here are all the surprise tunes performed by Ariana Grande in London so far:
- August 15 – ‘kiss me’ and ‘bad thing (bunny hop)’
- August 16 – ‘For Good’ and ‘Get Happy / Happy Days Are Here Again’ (both with Cynthia Erivo)
- August 31 – ‘freak’ and ‘warning signs’
- September 1 – ‘kiss me’, ‘oh well’, ‘nowhere, nobody’ and ‘like i do’
Special guests
There was only one special guest at any of Ariana Grande’s London shows: . The duo performed two songs from on August 16.
On the North American leg of the tour, Ty Dolla $ign joined Ari in New York on July 16.
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