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Ariana Grande has been at the center of a whirlwind few days packed with major milestones and headline-grabbing moments. On September 17, she was named Songwriter of the Year at the 2025 SESAC L.A. Music Awards, held at the W Hotel in Hollywood, reaffirming her status as a creative powerhouse in the industry. At the same event, her smash single We Cant Be Friends Wait for Your Love was awarded Song of the Year, a track that previously debuted at number one on the Billboard Hot 100 back in March and cemented her as the female artist with the most number one debuts in history, a record she now shares with Taylor Swift according to the Black Promoters Collective.
Just as significant for her trajectory, Ariana is returning to touring after more than five years away from the road. Due to overwhelming demand, she just added nine new dates to her 2026 Eternal Sunshine Tour, her first since wrapping up Sweetener and Thank U, Next back in December 2019. The expansion includes additional shows in marquee cities like Los Angeles and Brooklyn, now set for five dates each, along with new stops in Oakland, Austin, Sunrise, Atlanta, Montreal, Boston, and Chicago according to BombaRadio and MixFM. Demand for tickets has been nothing short of feverish: Brooklyn, Boston, and Montreal sold out in under one hour, with pre-sale signups soaring past ten million. This ticket frenzy took on a life of its own, sparking widespread frustration and a Ticketmaster meltdown that outraged her loyal fanbase. Social media ignited with memes, TikTok skits, and impassioned pleas as many fans found tickets snatched up by resellers and prices skyrocketing into the hundreds for nosebleed seats. Ariana herself jumped onto Instagram Stories to assure fans she was fighting for a solution, revealing I've been on the phone every second of my free time fighting for a solution. I hear you and hopefully, we will be able to get more of these tickets into your hands instead of theirs, as covered by Geo.tv and The Oswegonian.
All this is happening against the backdrop of her receiving Video of the Year at the MTV VMAs on September 7. There, she went viral thanks to a cheeky moment with comedian Megan Stalter, who was repeatedly mistaken by online fans for Kesha and Ava Max while sitting with Ariana, something she gamely laughed about on social media as reported by IMDb. Critics note that while earlier this year Ariana had hinted at a shift toward acting and away from music in her Variety interview, her actions now suggest she is, in fact, doubling down on her musical dominance. For now, Ariana Grande is back in the pop spotlight, making history, setting records, and once again making headlines for her passionate connection to her fans.
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