No Tears Left To Cry: the tribute to Manchester Arena attack in Ariana Grande's new single
Ariana Grande has released her first new track since the Manchester Arena attack, which claimed the lives of 22 concertgoers.
No Tears Left To Cry was teased by the 24-year-old through her social media channels this week and dropped at midnight on Friday in New York.
At the end of the video a bee can be seen flying off screen - an allusion to the worker bee symbol of Manchester.
It comes just under 11 months after Grande's concert in Manchester was targeted by suicide bomber Salman Abedi, who detonated a home-made device in the foyer of the arena.
The singer interrupted her tour after the bombing, returning for the One Love Manchester benefit concert.
A 30-second teaser clip was watched more than a million times on Twitter before she announced the new track with a tweet saying "No tears left to cry out now" written upside down.