Ariana Grande paid tribute to the victims of the Manchester bombing on the fourth anniversary of the tragedy.

Ariana Grande reflected on the upcoming third anniversary of the 2017 Manchester bombings at one of the pop star's concerts.

Twenty-two people were killed and 139 were injured at Grande's concert in 2017.

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The pop star opens up about the concert bombing and how her life has changed.

Singer marked the one-year anniversary of the concert bombing that killed 22.

"It's still very painful," she said.

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The England venue has been closed since the May 22 terrorist bombing.

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The arena "must remain closed until September 2017," Dion announced.

The man is the 19th person arrested in the terror attack that killed 22.

The total raised for the We Love Manchester fund is about $13 million.

The singer had been scheduled to perform, but didn't.

The singer's "Arianators" were able to stand at the front of the stage.

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Ariana Grade organized a star-studded concert in the U.K. city.

The singer could barely finish her rendition of "Somewhere Over the Rainbow."

The singer will perform alongside the likes of Coldplay and Katy Perry.

Ariana, Katy Perry, Justin Bieber, Coldplay and others will perform.

The singer will perform in a benefit concert in Manchester on Sunday.

Justin Bieber, Miley Cyrus and others will take part in the June 4 event.

Star-studded concert will benefit victims of Manchester Arena terrorist attack.

"I think every act should take notice," her promoter said.

The man who allegedly detonated a bomb in a crowded concert hall in Manchester last week purchased most of the parts used to construct the explosive device himself.

"I stand with you in the face of evil," she said to victims and survivors.

The vigil was held at 10:32 p.m. local time, exactly one week after the attack.

In the photo, Salman Abedi wheels a blue suitcase days before the attack.

The attack took place at his sister Ariana Grande's concert.

"It was hard," she told the crowd, her voice breaking.

"Music is meant to heal us, to bring us together, to make us happy," she wrote.

The attack Monday evening killed 22.

Twenty-two people were killed and dozens were injured in the attack.

Mayor Andy Burnham called the leaks wrong and disrespectful.

The man said the mayor's words of inclusiveness gave him the courage to go on.