Ariana Grande reportedly has no plans to tour in 2025 amid the success of Wicked.
On the heels of her first Golden Globe nomination for her performance as Glinda, there was speculation that the 31-year-old singer would next embark on a concert tour.
Rumors of a possible tour began circulating this week on social media when fans noticed a series of shows apparently appearing on Ticketmaster.
However, fans were left sorely disappointed when her record label Republic Records shut down the rumors and shared a message from Grande thanking her fans.
“There are no plans for a tour next year, but Ariana remains deeply grateful to her fans and all of their continued love, support and enthusiasm,” the statement read.
So for now, Grande, who recently addressed “dangerous” weight loss comments about her “thinner” appearance, won’t be doing a circuit in support of her seventh studio album Eternal Sunshine, which she released on March 8. .
Her last tour was the Sweetener World Tour, which ran from March 2019 to December 2019. The tour supported her albums Sweetener and Thank U, Next.
Ariana Grande reportedly has no plans to tour in 2025 amid the success of Wicked; Pictured on December 10 at the Academy Women’s Luncheon in Los Angeles.
Immediately following her first Golden Globe nomination for her performance as Glinda, there was speculation that the 31-year-old singer would next embark on a concert tour; Pictured in May at the Met Gala in New York City.
It was the first album he released in more than three years, following the release of Positions in 2020.
The pop star has consistently denied rumors about embarking on a world tour, but previously teased a possible mini-tour for next year.
He broached the possibility of touring his Eternal Sunshine album by doing a small series of shows between the release of the two-part Wicked films. (Wicked: Part One was released this year and part two will arrive on November 26, 2025.)
During an episode of shut up evan In a July podcast, Grande talked about performing in concert again, saying, “I still want it too.”
He told host Evan Ross Katz: “I think it would be a really lovely idea to be able to do some show between the two Wicked movies.” I think there is a version of that.
Grande explained that it would likely be a “mini showcase of shows” rather than a massive world tour “for a multitude of reasons.”
After floating the idea of a mini tour, he said, “I think it would be really cool to do that, and it’s something my team and I are working to find options for.”
Recently, Grande said she wanted to focus on her acting career after the major musical film adaptation rekindled her passion for the art.
Rumors of a possible tour began circulating this week on social media when fans noticed a series of shows apparently appearing on Ticketmaster. However, fans were left sorely disappointed when her record label Republic Records shut down the rumors and shared a message from Grande thanking her fans.
This comes amid the success of Wicked, which earned her her first Golden Globe nomination. Earlier this week, it was also announced that Grande received a Critics Choice nod in the Best Supporting Actress category; pictured as Galinda alongside Cynthia Erivo as Elphaba in Wicked still
The pop star has consistently denied rumors about embarking on a world tour, but previously teased a possible mini-tour for next year. He broached the possibility of touring his Eternal Sunshine album by doing a small series of shows between the release of the two-part Wicked films; Pictured Nov. 18 at the London premiere of Wicked.
Her role as Galinda, also known as Glinda the Good Witch, even earned her her first Golden Globe nomination.
Earlier this week, it was also announced that Grande received a Critics’ Choice Award in the Best Supporting Actress category.
Many enthusiasts also took to social media the day after the first of two parts of the beloved musical adaptation of the film premiered in theaters to speculate that Grande could win an Oscar.
The film has grossed $372 million worldwide since it hit theaters on November 22.
In the midst of the Wicked promotional tour, Grande opened up about her career plan for the next 10 years and revealed that she plans to make a change.
While she said she’s “always going to do pop stuff,” she said she wants to focus more on her acting career at this point in her life.
“I’m going to say something so scary that it’s going to scare the hell out of my fans and everyone,” she said on the Nov. 6 episode of Wicked co-star Bowen Yang and Matt Roger’s podcast. The Bodybuilders.
“I’m always going to make music, I’m always going to go on stage, I’m always going to do pop stuff, I promise,” he continued.
Their last tour was the Sweetener World Tour, which ran from March 2019 to December 2019. The tour supported their albums Sweetener and Thank U, Next; photographed in June 2018 in Los Angeles.
After saying she wanted to do a ‘mini showcase of shows,’ Grande recently said she wanted to focus on her acting career after the major musical film adaptation rekindled her passion for the art. He also said that he doesn’t see himself making and producing music at the same pace he did in the last decade as he will in the next 10 years; photographed in May 2021 in Los Angeles
However, he said he doesn’t see himself making and producing music at the same pace he did in the last decade as he will in the next 10 years.
“I think I love acting,” he said. ‘I love musical theater. I think reconnecting with this part of me that started in musical theater and loves comedy is healing for me.’
Grande began her career in entertainment while performing on Broadway at age 15.
She later rose to fame on Nickelodeon’s Victorious before landing her own spin-off, Sam & Cat. Since then, Grande has also released seven studio albums.
The We Can’t Be Friends hitmaker explained that acting “fuels” her passion in a different way than writing songs.
He explained that being a singer means “constantly reliving what you wrote the song about.”
Of continuing to act, he said, “I think I would love to do it, in whatever makes sense or in any role that we think is suitable or where I can really do a good job or honor the material.” I think it’s much better for me.’
Recently, she also revealed why she would hesitate to return as a judge and mentor on NBC’s The Voice alongside John Legend, Blake Shelton and Kelly Clarkson.