Ariana Grande sets up voter registration booths for upcoming Sweetener tour

Ariana Grande has set up voter registration booths for her upcoming tour because what’s better than bopping along to Thank U, Next and then exercising your civil rights.

The singer has partnered with HeadCount, a non-profit organisation which works with artists to set up the booths at concert venues; HeadCount has previously partnered with Beyonce and JAY-Z and the Dixie Chicks.

‘Welcome to the #thankunextgen#ArianaGrande tour kicks off today and you’ll be able to #RegisterToVote at every stop#TheFutureIsVoting | #thankunext,’ the organisation tweeted on Tuesday.

‘Together, we designed #thankunextgen, a program to help Ariana’s fans make their voices heard.’

Concert attendees will also be able to text ARIANA to 40649 to register, volunteer, contact legislators or get an alert on their 18th birthday to register to vote.

‘This is insane. she’s on another level. voting is so important and this is just … she’s amazing,’ shared one fan on Twitter while another added: She’s not having it w us young people not voting & letting them oldies control it all. I love her.’

not ariana having a section for fans to sign up to vote at the concert venue 😭 she's not having it w us young people not voting & letting them oldies control it all. I love her. #SweetenerWorldTourTODAY pic.twitter.com/kY6U64seFm

— ᴊᴇsᴇʟʟᴇ 💍 (@tynextjes) March 18, 2019

ariana got headcount to come to tour to get people to become registered to vote. this is insane. she’s on another level. voting is so important and this is just … she’s amazing. pic.twitter.com/3xWLbWicWg

— mia (@onelovesbutera) March 18, 2019

The first night of the tour kicked off in Albany, New York, and a sign on the booth played on the lyrics of her hit song 7 Rings, reading: ‘You like my rights? Gee thanks, just voted.’

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