The 23-year-old is holding the concert to honour and raise funds for victims of the Manchester attack following her gig on May 22.
Confirmed acts for the evening include: Take That, Robbie Williams, Niall Horan, Little Mix and Coldplay.
Stars will also be jetting over from the US with Justin Bieber, Usher, Katy Perry, Pharrell Williams and The Black Eyed Peas due to perform.
Marcus Mumford has also announced that he will be involved in the show.
Ariana will perform an emotional duet with The Black Eyed Peas of their 2003 hit Where Is The Love, according to The Sun.
And that won’t be Ariana’s only duet, Miley Cyrus has also confirmed she’ll be doing a duet with singer.
It has also been confirmed that Ariana will sing Be Alright while Pharrell is expected to perform Happy, according to The Mirror.
Take That are expected to say a few words when they open the show with Gary Barlow confirming that they will be doing three songs at the concert on Twitter earlier.
Robbie will follow his former bandmates and will do a rendition of Angels and a special version of Strong with the lyrics changed to reflect his love of Manchester.
Surely a Take That reunion with Robbie could also be on the cards?
At a recent concert in the city Robbie changed the lyrics to: ‘Manchester we’re strong, we’re strong, we’re strong,’ and he’s expected to do the same on Sunday.
Robbie Williams
Niall Horan
Little Mix
Pharrell Williams
Miley Cyrus
Justin Bieber
The Black Eyed Peas
Ariana Grande
The Britain’s Got Talent final moved to Saturday at 7.30pm to avoid clashing with the concert, and The British Soap Awards, which took place yesterday and was meant to be streamed live, will now air on Tuesday at 8pm.
Those who can’t attend in person can watch the concert streamed live on BBC One between 6.55pm and 10pm on Saturday June 4, with the show kicking off at 7.15pm.
It will also be streamed online, and broadcast on BBC and Capital radio.
Twitter Music has recently confirmed that the benefit concert will be streamed live from Twitter on Sunday at 6pm UTC.
Ariana has been at Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital, visiting 10 year-old Jaden Farell-Mann.
The fan suffered shrapnel wounds and fractures to both of her legs after the bomb went off at Ariana’s concert, but had her dreams come true when the 23 year old singer visited her while she was tucked up in bed.
Tickets for the concert sold out in just six minutes, with Ticketmaster saying in a statement: ‘Ticketmaster was unsurprisingly met with remarkable demand for One Love Manchester tickets we had on sale this morning – 140,000 fans were on the website and our call centre was buzzing.
‘With over 450,000 searches on our site for One Love Manchester over the last 24 hours, demand was always going to be extremely high.
‘We are happy to report that there are thousands of fans who successfully purchased tickets during the general onsale.’
Proceeds will go to the We Love Manchester Emergency fund, which supports those affected by the attack.
