Ariana Grande Hints ‘Mini Little’ Tour In The Works

As she prepares for the much-anticipated release of the first installment of the “Wicked” films, Ariana Grande indicated fans may be able to see her on a concert stage and not just the silver screen.

Appearing on Evan Ross Katz’s podcast “Shut Up Evan,” the singer and actress said there may be time in between promoting her film projects to do a bit of touring.

“It would be a really lovely idea to be able to trickle in some shows in between the two ‘Wicked’ films,” she told Katz. “It would be a mini little sampling of shows, I think. It’s something that my team and I are working on coming up with options for.”

Grande also told Katz a deluxe re-issue of her most recent album, Eternal Sunshine, is also in production and that the timing of its release would also be worked around the promotional schedule for “Wicked.” She also said she wanted the original version of the album — which was released in March 2024 — to “live in this current state a little while longer.”

The first installment of “Wicked,” in which Grande plays Glinda, is scheduled to hit theaters November 22 with the sequel due November 26, 2025.

Grande’s last tour was 2019’s “Sweetener World Tour,” which landed Grande at No. 8 on the 2019 Pollstar Year-End charts with a gross of $118.3 million during the reporting period. That tour concluded with two sell-outs at the Forum in Inglewood, California, grossing a combined $3,383,378 on 25,810 tickets, according to Pollstar Boxoffice reports.

Grande is repped by CAA. She is managed by Good World’s Brandon Creed.