Ariana Grande is playing three nights in Chicago: ticket prices and everything you need to know about the 2026 Eternal Sunshine Tour

After seven years away from the road, Ariana Grande is back—and Chicago just got a little luckier.

Thanks to overwhelming demand, the Grammy-winning pop superstar has added a third Chicago date to her 2026 Eternal Sunshine Tour, meaning she'll now play the United Center on August 3, August 5 and August 6. The Windy City will host the final three North American shows before Grande heads overseas.

Here's everything you need to know before seeing Grande perform next week.

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When is Ariana Grande playing in Chicago?

Grande will perform at the United Center at 9pm, Monday, August 3; 8pm, Wednesday, August 5; and 8pm, Thursday, August 6.

How much are Ariana Grande tickets?

At this point, expect to pay serious money to see Grande perform, since tickets went on sale almost a year ago and her popularity has only grown since then. Resale prices are currently hovering in the $600–$700 range on Ticketmaster.

What will Ariana Grande perform?

The Eternal Sunshine Tour setlist is available to stream in order on Spotify for those unable to attend. Otherwise, concertgoers can look forward to this setlist (and in recent weeks, Grande has begun performing at least one song a capella).

Act I

"Yes, And?"
"Positions"
"Dandelion"
"The Boy Is Mine"

Act II

"Eternal Sunshine"
"Just Like Magic"
"Thank U, Next"
"7 Rings"

Act III

"Imperfect for You"
"Warm"
"Safety Net"
"One Last Time"
"Rain on Me"
"Break Free"

Act IV

"Twilight Zone"
"Past Life"
"Dangerous Woman"
"Honeymoon Avenue"
"Hampstead"

Act V

"Into You"
"Hate That I Made You Love Me"
"We Can't Be Friends (Wait for Your Love)"
"Supernatural"

Will Ariana Grande add more Chicago dates?

Probably not. The August 6 concert was added after massive presale demand, and it now serves as the final North American stop of the tour before Grande heads to Europe, where she will perform 10 dates in London, starting August 15. So those resale tickets might not be as expensive as you thought at first glance, considering this might be your last chance to see her live for a few years.