Ariana Grande has grown up

The new album "Dangerous Woman" by Ariana Grande (22) was released last Friday. Anyone hoping for tried-and-tested hits such as "Focus", "Problem" or "Break Free" will be bitterly disappointed. Grande now seems to be focusing on more urban, more adult and also calmer music. This is also one reason why the actual lead single "Focus" was ultimately dropped from the album. The new lead single of the same name gave a first glimpse of what could be expected on the album.

No banging teen pop numbers - Ariana Grande focuses on more grown-up music

To promote her new album, the 22-year-old singer presented her new songs at a "Vevo Presents" concert in New York. The evening proved that there are no banging teen pop numbers, but the new music features house and trap elements, perfect for a sunny afternoon on the beach. Here: "Be Alright"

Of course, the new album also includes a new tour. But so far only a single appearance at Rock in Rio Lisbon on May 29 has been announced.

Arianators - as her fans are known - can nevertheless breathe a sigh of relief. Grande announced on her Facebook profile overnight: "Yes, I will be going on tour at the end of the year/beginning of next year!" So far, however, neither the dates nor the tour locations are known.

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We can only hope that Ariana Grande will be stopping off in Switzerland for the first time. We'll stay tuned.

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