On Friday night, Ariana Grande took to the stage at Montreal’s Bell Centre. Draped in an ethereal, flowing white dress, she gripped her microphone and moved a little stiffly around the stage – but her voice was as magnificent as ever.
As she belted out hits from Into You to Hate That I Made You Love Me, her stunning four-octave range was as crisp and clear as when she first sang on Broadway as a teenager.
That early break enabled her to find even greater fame on Victorious, a popular sitcom on the children’s network Nickelodeon.
As the ex-child star took her bow
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