Ariana Grande is ready to step back onto the stage for her Dangerous Woman tour, and we are so proud of her.
The 23-year-old singer put the tour on pause on May 22 after a terrorist attack was staged after her concert in Manchester, England.
The attack left 22 people dead (most of them fans who attended the concert or family who were picking up their kids after the show) and over 100 people injured.
Instead, Ariana, her manager Scooter Braun and her team immediately moved into action to organize the One Love Manchester benefit concert in England last Sunday (June 4), and it was beautiful. It — and Ariana‘s re-release of “One Last Time” — raised over $13 million.
Tonight, for the first time since the attack, Ariana is showing how strong she is by resuming her Dangerous Woman tour.
Ahead of the show tonight, which will take place in Paris, France, she showed gratitude. “First show back tonight. Thinking of our angels every step of the way. I love you with all my heart.
Grateful for and incredibly proud of my band, dancers and entire crew.
I love you I love you.”
Ariana Grande continues to do amazing things for the victims of the Manchester attacks!
The 23-year-old singer, who reportedly just got a tattoo to honor the lives lost in the attack, has just released the live version of her “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” cover to raise money for the victims and their families.
The cover is now available to download on iTunes or stream on Apple Music, Spotify, and Tidal.
Ariana has also re-released her former single “One Last Time” with all proceeds going to the We Love Manchester Emergency Fund.
Ariana Grande just got a tattoo to pay tribute to the victims of the Manchester bombing.
The 23-year-old singer reportedly got new ink of a bee, a symbol for the city of Manchester.
Ariana and crew members from the Dangerous Woman tour met up with local tattoo artists backstage during her benefit concert on Sunday (June 4).
In addition to Ariana, people across England are also getting bee tattoos and local artists are pledging to donate proceeds from to the victims and their families.
While we haven’t seen Ariana‘s new ink just yet, we’re sure it’s beautiful!
Ariana Grande reacted to a terror attack at her concert swiftly and bravely. Rather than shrink with fear, she stepped directly into action and organized a benefit concert for the Manchester Bombing victims that raised over $13 million for the 22 people killed and over 100 injured.
While all eyes and hearts were on the concert last night, fans noticed something glaring.
Ariana was sporting a round diamond ring on her engagement finger.
Naturally, fans are freaking in the best possible way that she may be engaged to boyfriend Mac Miller.”Omg is @ArianaGrande engaged???? Look at this rock on her ring finger! ???? What do you think? #Manchester #ArianaGrande,” one Twitter user wrote.
“If Ariana Grande and Mac Miller are engaged I’m going to be so happy for Ariana she deserves to be happy after everything that has happen????????,” another commented.
Of course, that would make his appearance at the One Love Manchester benefit concert even more special.
But, as Teen Vogue points out, last night wasn’t the first time she’s worn the pretty piece of jewelry. She’s been wearing it for months.
Click inside to see proof the diamond ring isn’t new to her ensemble… More Here! »
Selena Gomez had nothing but nice things to say about ex-boyfriend Justin Bieber in a new interview.
The 24-year-old “Bad Liar” singer was talking about the amazing One Love Manchester benefit during her stop at SiriusXM radio on Monday morning (June 5) in New York City.
“It was beautiful. Every one did such a beautiful job,” Selena said. “It was so gorgeous. I love how [Ariana Grande] ended it. I thought Justin did great. It was really beautiful.”
She added, “That’s what I hope everybody can take away…that we’re not going to live in fear. That we refuse to.”
One of the most emotional moments of the night at the One Love Manchester concert was when Ariana Grande teared up during her performance of “Somewhere Over the Rainbow,” the final song of the night.
The 23-year-old singer took to the stage for a solo encore performance of the classic The Wizard of Oz song on Sunday night (June 4) at Emirates Old Trafford in Manchester, England.
There were so many highlights during the concert, but one of the most emotional moments had to be when Arianajoined a children’s choir to perform her song “My Everything,” the title track off her second album.
Get your tissues ready, because Ariana Grande and a children’s choir are about to make you cry.
The 23-year-old singer performed her ballad “My Everything” alongside the children during the One Love Manchester concert on Sunday (June 4) at Emirates Old Trafford in Manchester, England.
A young girl kicked off the performance by singing lead and then Ari joined the choir and held the little girl’s hand throughout the song.
The girl started to cry and if you don’t shed a tear as well, we need to check your pulse.
