Ariana Grande tickets for the Eternal Sunshine Tour have sold out across 10 London shows at the O2. The run gives London the only UK and Europe dates on the tour, and it will draw 200,000 fans by September 1.
O2’s 10-night run
10 shows at London’s biggest indoor music venue make this the O2’s biggest residency of 2026. That scale is unusual even before the sell-out status is added, because the run is the only stop in UK and Europe on the tour.
When the initial five dates were revealed last September, another five were added during presale. Ariana Grande’s first major run of shows since 2019’s Sweetener World Tour now stretches to a full 10-night block, which is the kind of booking venues use to turn a single pop demand spike into a season-long sell-through.
Doors at 6.30pm
6.30pm is the nightly door time for the O2’s main arena, while the venue’s shops, restaurants and bars open earlier. Grande’s main set is expected to begin between 8pm and 8.15pm, so ticket holders need to build their arrival around that window rather than around the earliest entry time.
August 16 and August 23 are the two Sunday shows to watch most closely. Fans have been told to keep an eye on official venue and promoter socials for earlier timings, and the O2’s Sunday curfew is the reason the schedule can shift.
Sold out, resale live
All nights are officially sold out, but resale options are available. That leaves late buyers with a narrower path into the run: they are no longer shopping the primary sale, only whatever gets released back into the market.
The practical question is cost, not access. Resale availability can change quickly, and the only firm guidance here is that the sold-out label does not mean the market is closed; it means the inventory now depends on what appears back in circulation before the run ends on September 1.
