Ariana Grande opens her “The Eternal Sunshine Tour” with a three-night run at Oakland Arena on June 6th, June 9th, and June 10th.
These are the very first shows of Grande’s first major tour in over six years, and the opening-night demand reflects it. T”he Eternal Sunshine Tour” is a sprawling run of arena shows that grew from an initial 34 dates to more than 40 after Grande added nine dates to meet demand, leaning on residency-style stays in a handful of cities rather than single stops. Oakland has three nights, which means fans here got three cracks at the on-sale – and all three sold out quickly anyway. If you missed out during the initial sale, you’re in good company; this is one of the most in-demand pop tours of the year, and Oakland has the added pull of being the night Grande launches the whole thing.
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But all hope is not lost: Below, find more details on how to secure last-minute tickets from legitimate buyers.
Where Can You Still Get Tickets to Ariana Grande’s Oakland Shows?
Saturday, June 6th – Oakland Arena: Get tickets via StubHub and Ticketmaster Verified Resale.
Tuesday, June 9th – Oakland Arena: Get tickets via StubHub and Ticketmaster Verified Resale.
Wednesday, June 10th – Oakland Arena: Get tickets via StubHub and Ticketmaster Verified Resale.
Fans can look for deals or get tickets to Ariana Grande’s upcoming shows at Oakland Arena via StubHub, where every order is backed by the FanProtect guarantee, which covers eligible purchases at 120% if something goes wrong. StubHub is a secondary market ticketing platform, and prices may be higher or lower than face value, depending on demand.
Fans can also look for tickets via Ticketmaster’s Verified Resale platform and SeatGeek, where you can use promo code SEATGEEK10 to save $10 off your first order of over $150.
reddit’s r/arianagrande occasionally has fans reselling or swapping tickets near the original price, which can be a way to avoid resale markups. Just keep in mind there’s no formal buyer protection on peer-to-peer trades, so treat these deals with more caution than a guaranteed marketplace.
What Are Tickets Going For?
Oakland is the launch of Grande’s “The Eternal Sunshine Tour,” so this is one of the tougher tickets on the run. Here’s where prices are roughly landing for the Oakland shows (per StubHub list prices, which already include fees):
Upper-level seats – the 200-level and the higher 100-level sections – are starting at around $500 and run up to roughly $720. Closer lower-bowl seats land in the $640 to $950 range. Floor and premium seats climb well into the thousands, with the best listings sitting past $3,500 – and topping $5,300 for Saturday’s opening night. VIP packages were offered through VIP Nation on the primary sale (premium seating, early entry, and access to “Ari’s VIP Lounge”); on the resale market, expect premium-floor pricing in the thousands. It’s also worth noting that pricing for the three nights varies based on demand, so take that into consideration before you buy.
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The Oakland Show Details
All three shows are at Oakland Arena (7000 Coliseum Way, Oakland, CA), with an 8:00 p.m. start time. Doors typically open one hour before the show, around 7:00 p.m. No opening acts have been announced for the Oakland dates.
The easiest way in is BART: the Coliseum station sits directly across a pedestrian bridge from the arena, which lets you skip parking and the post-show crawl out of the complex entirely. If you’re driving, on-site lots at the Coliseum complex handle event parking, though they fill and empty slowly on big nights, so budget extra time in both directions. Rideshare drop-off and pickup zones are designated on event nights; expect surge pricing and a wait at the end of the show, since three sold-out arena crowds will be leaving at once across the run. Because June 6th is the opening night of the entire tour, plan to arrive early on that date in particular – first-night crowds, merch lines, and will-call tend to run heavier than a typical arena show, and you’ll want to be in your seat rather than stuck at the gate when the lights go down.
Strategic Tips for Buying
- Check StubHub and Ticketmaster Verified Resale multiple times each day – inventory shifts constantly, especially in the final days before each show.
- With three nights in the same city, compare prices across all three dates before committing – the midweek shows (June 9th and 10th) are running cheaper than the Saturday opener.
- Set up price alerts on StubHub for the specific date you want – the platform will notify you when prices drop below a threshold you set, and resale prices often soften in the final week as sellers unload unused inventory.
- Move quickly when you find a price that fits your budget – over-shopping in search of a slightly better deal can mean losing a good listing entirely.
- Stick to platforms with formal buyer-guarantee programs. StubHub’s FanProtect and Ticketmaster Verified Resale both authenticate inventory. If you’re exploring peer-to-peer trades on a fan subreddit, only deal with accounts that have an established community history, never pay through Venmo, Cash App, or Zelle, and treat any listing priced dramatically below market rate as a red flag.
About the Tour
“The Eternal Sunshine Tour” is Grande’s first major trek in over six years, following the “Sweetener World Tour,” which wrapped in 2019. Oakland opens the tour before it heads to extended residencies in Los Angeles, Brooklyn, Chicago, and beyond. Her eighth studio album, petal, led by the single “hate that i made you love me,” arrives July 31st via Republic Records.
