So we know Ariana Grande will be leading the entertainment lineup at this year’sΒ Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix on September 16, but does she have plansΒ to serve up her Dangerous Woman Tour elsewhere in the region?
The answer is almost certainly. Fans in Asia usually take it as a good sign whenΒ global superstar acts announce Australia-Oceania dates. This was the case forΒ “Arianators” too, but they weren’t left hanging on to a Daydream for long becauseΒ the “Side To Side” singer herself took to Twitter to give an unofficial confirmation.
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Yesterday Grande replied an Indonesia fan’s message, “asia is waiting for a tour date ok ok love u so much,” with this very promising tweet.
@purposerealest they’re coming !! i’m coming !!! i love u
β Ariana Grande (@ArianaGrande) April 25, 2017
Asia. Tour. Dates. Are. Coming.
According to the pop star’s Wikia fan community, this is not the first time she’s talked about her visit. Grande reportedly told fans at her Denver show soundcheck party on April 3 that the Asian leg was abrewing.
What’s more, a source has tipped usΒ off that a giant promoter in ThailandΒ has already sealed the deal with Live Nation, who’s handlingΒ Grande’s entire tour. Only the date is yet to be set in stone though it shouldΒ be a spittingΒ distance from the R&B diva’sΒ F1 Singapore stint.
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As for other countries, knowing how successful her Honeymoon Tour was in Jakarta and Manila in 2015, these two stops are easilyΒ a no-brainer.
WhenΒ If made official, Ariana Grande’s Dangerous Woman Tour would add to Southeast Asia’sΒ already exciting concert calendar for the rest of 2017, which includes Britney Spears in June, Phoenix in August, Ed Sheeran in “Oct/Nov”, and Shawn Mendes in December. While we’re at it, can we throwΒ Justin Bieber, who’s recently announced three showsΒ in India,Β into the mix?
Stay tuned as AsiaLive365Β brings you the latest.
