Thank U, Ari: Grande's Sweetener World Tour Live Album Is Out

Ariana Grande wrapped up the final show of The Sweetener World Tour at the Forum in Los Angeles last night (December 22). She previously all nevertheless confirmed that she would capture the magic of one its shows by means of the a live album. She has made that a reality with the release of K Bye So far (Swt Live) that's out right now and is a massive and complete look at the tour's setlist and a couple of additional magical moments. This just became one hell of a holiday season for Ari stans.


K Bye So far (Swt Live), Grande's first-ever live album, is 32 tracks long. It follows the show's setlist down to the tee. You'll hear recent favorites like "Thank U, Next," "Break Up With Your Girlfriend, I'm Bored," and "7 Rings" from thank u, next that dropped earlier this year as well as "God Is A Woman, "R.E.M.," And other 2018-era Sweetener gems (the album that the tour gets its name from). Along for the ride are Nicki Minaj, Big Sean, and Childish Gambino who appear on select cuts. All the tour's live magic, from Grande speaking to fans directly to the glass-shattering screams from hyperventilating fans, can be noticed on K Bye So far (Swt Live). 


The Sweetener World Tour kicked off earlier this year in March and, over the course of nine months, brought Ari's epic show To America, Canada, and Europe with more than 100 dates. Soon after wrapping up her last show, she tweeted the name of the album as well as a message to fans, calling the LP "a little something to thank u for everything and to prepare saying goodbye to this chapter a lil easier love u."


Grande's K Bye For Now title for the album is interesting because it implies that she's taking a break. If so, it's well deserved. Not only is K Bye So far (Swt Live) her second full-length release of 2019, she also served because the executive producer for the soundtrack of Charlie's Angels and appeared on five of its songs. As hard as she's worked, we wouldn't blame her for kicking her legs up for a bit.


Stream Grande's first-ever live album up above.