Ariana Grande Reveals Full Tracklist for ‘Petal’
The Full Tracklist for Ariana Grande’s ‘Petal’ Has Finally Been Revealed

The anticipation is over: Ariana Grande has officially unveiled the complete tracklist for her upcoming album, Petal.
Following a series of breadcrumbs dropped throughout her ongoing Eternal Sunshine Tour, the singer confirmed the final sequence of songs via a high-definition reveal on the main stage screen during her concert this past Friday (June 19) at the Kia Forum in Inglewood, California.
Grande later shared an exclusive glimpse of the announcement on her Instagram, giving fans a closer look at the aesthetic accompanying the new era.
The album’s lead single, “Hate That I Made You Love Me” (track No. 2), has already made waves, debuting at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 earlier this month. As Grande continues her U.S. tour through the summer before heading to London for a September 1 show, “Hate That I Made You Love Me” remains the only song from the new collection currently featured in her live setlist.
The forthcoming 12-track project serves as the highly anticipated successor to her 2024 chart-topper, Eternal Sunshine. Petal is slated for an official global release on July 31.
The Official ‘Petal’ Tracklist:
- 1. “Kiss Me”
- 2. “Hate That I Made You Love Me”
- 3. “Petal”
- 4. “Stay”
- 5. “Oh Well”
- 6. “Big Feelings”
- 7. “Freak”
- 8. “(Warning Signs)”
- 9. “Like I Do”
- 10. “Never Get Over Me”
- 11. “Bad Thing (Bunny Hop)”
- 12. “Nowhere, Nobody”
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