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Sabrina Carpenter to Embark on ‘Emails I Can’t Send’ U.S. Tour: Here Are the Dates

The singer is set to embark on a 12-date trek.

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Sabrina Carpenter is coming to a city near you. The 23-year-old pop star and actress announced a series of tour dates on Monday (Aug. 15) set to take place in September in support of her recently released album, Emails I Can’t Send .

The trek consists of 12 shows across the United States, and will begin on Sept. 28 with the opening night at Hard Rock Live in Orlando. Carpenter will make tour stops in New York, Chicago, Boston, Atlanta, Philadelphia and more before concluding at the Regency Ballroom in San Francisco on Oct. 16.

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Tickets go on sale via Ticketmaster starting on Friday, Aug. 19, at 10 a.m. local time, though American Express Card Members can buy tickets for select dates ahead of the general public starting on Wednesday, Aug. 17, at 10 a.m. local time through Thursday Aug. 18, at 10 p.m. local time.

Emails I Can’t Send charted at No. 23 on the all-genre Billboard 200 , and stayed on the tally for two weeks. Speaking about the inspirations for the album’s title with Vogue , Carpenter explained, “When I wrote the actual title track, I was [using] one of the emails that I had written to myself, and I just said out loud: ‘That’s the name of the album!’ Then every song kind of came from that place. Every song came from those emails or messages or whatever my way of coping was at the time. I think it captures a really important time in my life.”

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See the full list of tour dates and official poster for the Emails I Can’t Send tour below.

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Sabrina Carpenter Is Still OOO & Extending Her Tour

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Sabrina Carpenter is circling back. On Dec. 13, the star announced more dates for her ongoing North American emails i can’t send tour. The tour, which is named after Carpenter’s fifth studio album of the same name, kicked off on Sept. 18., and Carpenter wrapped the first leg on Oct. 16. Now, she’s hit reply all and officially extended the tour and added a few more attachments.

On Dec. 12, Carpenter announced she’s stopping in more cities this round: 36, to be specific. Her tour has proven to be a hit, just like her album. The Disney alum dropped her latest album, emails i can’t send , on July 15. The record, which debuted in the Top 25 of the Billboard 200, features Carpenter’s latest single “ because i liked a boy .” The track went viral on TikTok due to its lyrics seemingly referencing the “Drivers License” drama last year involving her, Olivia Rodrigo, and Joshua Bassett .

On tour, Carpenter has gone viral for improvising the last verse of her song “Nonsense.” Someone get her on Saturday Night Live , stat.

Here’s how you can get tickets to Carpenter’s new tour dates.

When does Sabrina Carpenter’s tour begin?

Carpenter kicked off her tour on Sept. 28 in Orlando, Florida. The second leg begins on March 16 in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

What cities will Sabrina Carpenter visit on her tour?

Carpenter visited 12 cities on the first leg. This time, she’s hitting 36 across the United States and Canada. Check out the new dates in her poster on Instagram below.

When do tickets for Sabrina Carpenter’s tour go on sale?

Presale tickets for the second leg of the tour began on Dec. 13, at 10 a.m. local time via Ticketmaster.

Where can I buy tickets for Sabrina Carpenter’s tour?

Fans can purchase tickets to the emails i can’t send tour on Carpenter’s official website .

What is Sabrina Carpenter’s tour setlist?

While Carpenter’s setlist typically includes the biggest hits from her latest album, like “skinny dipping,” “ Fast Times ,” “Vicious,” and “because i liked a boy.” Oh and “Nonsense,” of course.

While you can check out her various setlists for the first leg of the tour on setlist.fm, it’s unclear if the setlist for the second leg will be the same. If fact, it likely won’t be. As Carpenter said in her Instagram post announcing new dates, “i can’t wait to see your faces and maybe even sing some new songs.. !”

New songs? Oh, she’s so mother for that.

This article was originally published on 08.15.22

Sabrina Carpenter Extends Her “Emails I Can’t Send” Album Tour Into 2023

She might be coming to a city near you.

This is arguably even more exciting than Sabrina’s “because i liked a boy” music video drop and her accidental run-in with Olivia Rodrigo at the Met Gala combined, and that’s saying a lot. If you want to hear her newest album chock-full of subtle references to her love triangle with Joshua Basset and Olivia Rodrigo sang live in concert, this is your chance. Here is everything you need to know about the emails i can’t send tour.

When does the emails i can't send tour begin?

Following the successful first leg of her tour, Sabrina has added a new batch of 2023 dates. The second leg of "emails i can't send" begins on March 16 at the Hard Rock Live in Fort Lauderdale, continuing across North America until May 20, when she hits the stage at Alabama's Hangout Festival.

The tour originally kicked off in Orlando, Florida, on September 28, 2022, at Hard Rock Live, with the first leg running through October 16th, where Sabrina performed her final show in San Francisco, CA, at the Regency Ballroom.

What cities will Sabrina be performing in?

On the first leg of the tour, Sabrina performed in twelve cities:

• Orlando, FL (September 28)
• Atlanta, GA (September 29)
• Baltimore, MD (October 1)
• Philadelphia, PA (October 2)
• Boston, MA (October 3)
• New York, NY (October 6)
• Washington, DC (October 7)
• Chicago, IL (October 9)
• Tempe, AZ (October 12)
• San Diego, CA (October 13)
• Los Angeles, CA (October 15)
• San Francisco, CA (October 16)

On the second leg of her tour, Sabrina is performing in 36 cities:

• 3/16 Ft Lauderdale, FL (March 16)
• New Orleans, LA (March 20)
• Houston, TX (March 22)
• Dallas, TX (March 24)
• San Antonio, TX (March 25)
• Austin, TX (March 26)
• Tulsa, OK (March 28)
• Denver, CO (March 30)
• Salt Lake City, UT (April 1)
• Garden City, ID (April 2)
• Calgary, AB (April 5)
• Edmonton, AB (April 6)
• Vancouver, BC (April 8)
• Portland, OR (April 10)
• Seattle, WA (April 11)
• San Francisco, CA (April 15)
• Sacramento, CA (April 16)
• Los Angeles, CA (April 20)
• Las Vegas, NV (April 22)
• Mesa, AZ (April 23)
• Kansas City, MO (April 26)
• Minneapolis, MN (April 27)
• Madison, WI (April 28)
• Chesterfield, MO (April 30)
• Indianapolis, IN (May 1)
• Nashville, TN (May 2)
• Toronto, ON (May 5)
• Detroit, MI (May 6)
• Cleveland, OH (May 7)
• Boston, MA (May 9)
• New York, NY (May 11)
• Philadelphia, PA (May 13)
• Washington, DC (May 14)
• Raleigh, NC (May 16)
• Atlanta, GA (May 17)
• Gulf Shores, AL (May 20)

Why was Sabrina's concert in Portland canceled?

On April 11, Sabrina was scheduled to perform at Keller Auditorium in Portland, Oregon. However, before the artist arrived on stage Monday night, the concert was canceled due to a "credible security threat," according to Rolling Stone .

"Employees with the Crystal Ballroom called after they received a phone call from an anonymous person claiming they were going to blow up the venue," Lieutenant Nathan Sheppard of the Portland Police Bureau told the outlet. Sabrina was originally slated to perform at the Crystal Ballroom, but the show was moved to Keller Auditorium to allow for more space, the police explained.

"While the threat was not directed at Keller Auditorium specifically, Sabrina and event organizers agreed that out of an abundance of caution, the show be called off," AEG, Sabrina's tour promoter, shared with Rolling Stone . "Steps were taken to ensure that the audience exited the venue calmly, quickly, and safely."

After the cancellation, Sabrina took to Twitter to send a message to fans. "Portland - i can't tell you how much it breaks my heart, this is the last thing i wanted to do but due to unforeseen circumstances we will not be able to perform tonight," she began. "i am so sorry. i love you very much."

Who is the opening act?

Sabrina has yet to announce whether she will be touring with an opening act or not for the second leg. Girlhouse performed as her opener for the first leg, and when Sabrina went on tour in 2017, Alex Aiono and New Hope Club were her opening acts. In 2019, Maggie Lindemann opened for the North America leg of the tour.

Where can I buy tickets?

Tickets, along with VIP Packages, will be available to purchase on Sabrina Carpenter's website .

When can I buy tickets?

You will officially be able to purchase tickets for Sabrina's tour on Friday, December 16, 2022, at 10:00 am EST. Any fans who are American Express® Card Members will be able to purchase tickets in advance starting on Tuesday, December 14, 2022, at 10:00 am EST.

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Critically acclaimed singer-songwriter and actress Sabrina Carpenter has announced her 2023 international emails i can’t send tour.

An extension of her acclaimed and completely sold-out North American 2022 run, the 2023 tour kicks off on March 16 at the Hard Rock Live in Fort Lauderdale and continues coast-to-coast, stopping at venues such as Terminal 5 in New York City and The Greek Theatre in Los Angeles and will incorporate soon-to-be announced international dates.

Fan Pre-Sale, Spotify Fan First Presale, and local presales begin on December 13 and 14. American Express Card Members can purchase tickets in select markets before the general public beginning Tuesday, December 13 at 10am local time through Wednesday, December 14 at 10pm local time. General on-sale starts on December 15.

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In July, Sabrina released her fifth studio album emails i can’t send , named one of the “Best Albums of 2022” by both Rolling Stone and Billboard , which chronicles her various transformations through ultra-personal songwriting as well as passionate, palpable, and powerful performances.

The album includes her latest hit single “Nonsense,” which has amassed over 40 million total streams across DSPs to date, with the accompanying music video debuting at No.2 on YouTube trending globally and earning over 1.6 million views in its first 72 hours. Sabrina is set to perform the standout single on Jimmy Kimmel Live! on January 4.

Visit Sabrina Carpenter’s website for more information.

‘emails i can’t send’ Tour Dates: 3/16 Ft Lauderdale, FL – Hard Rock Live Seminole 3/20 New Orleans, LA – Orpheum Theater 3/22 Houston, TX – Warehouse Live 3/24 Dallas, TX – The Factory in Deep Ellum 3/25 San Antonio, TX – The Espee 3/26 Austin, TX – ACL Live at The Moody Theater 3/28 Tulsa, OK – Tulsa Theater 3/30 Denver, CO – The Mission Ballroom 4/1 Salt Lake City, UT – The Union 4/2 Garden City, ID – Revolution Concert House 4/5 Calgary, AB – Grey Eagle Event Centre 4/6 Edmonton, AB – Union Hall 4/8 Vancouver, BC – PNE Forum 4/10 Portland, OR – Crystal Ballroom 4/11 Seattle, WA – Showbox Sodo 4/15 San Francisco, CA – The Warfield 4/16 Sacramento, CA – Hard Rock Live Sacramento 4/20 Los Angeles, CA – Greek Theater 4/22 Las Vegas, NV – Virgin Hotels Las Vegas 4/23 Mesa, AZ – Mesa Amphitheater 4/26 Kansas City, MO -Midland Theater 4/27 Minneapolis, MN – The Fillmore 4/28 Madison, WI – The Sylvee 4/30 Chesterfield, MO – The Factory 5/1 Indianapolis, IN – Old National Centre 5/2 Nashville, TN – Ryman Auditorium 5/5 Toronto, ON – Queen Elizabeth Theater 5/6 Detroit, MI – Royal Oak Music Theatre 5/7 Cleveland, OH – Agora Ballroom 5/9 Boston, MA – Roadrunner 5/11 New York, NY – Terminal 5 5/13 Philadelphia, PA – Franklin Music Hall 5/14 Washington, DC – The Anthem 5/16 Raleigh, NC – The Ritz 5/17 – Atlanta, GA – The Eastern 5/20 – Gulf Shores, AL – Hangout Festival

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Sabrina Carpenter Is Taking Her Emails on the Road With Fall Tour

By Tomás Mier

Sabrina Carpenter can read our minds, after all. On Monday, the “Fast Times” singer announced the dates for her fall tour, alongside its retro poster, to support her recently-released album, Emails I Can’t Send . The U.S. trek is the first time she has hit the road since her Singular tour in spring 2019.

“IM GOING ON TOUR,” she captioned the announcement. “WAKE UP,” she added.

Carpenter will kick off her  Emails I Can’t Send  tour in Orlando in late September before making her way to the Bay Area to perform at the Regency Ballroom. She’ll make stops at New York’s Webster Hall and Los Angeles’ Wiltern along the way.

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Ahead of the album’s release, Carpenter chatted with Rolling Stone  about her songwriting process and how she forced herself to be vulnerable in her newest music. “I had to fight the urge to do what I normally do — cover it up with confidence — and instead just actually feel those feelings,” Carpenter said. “The tolerance for bullshit in the last two years really minimized for me.”

Emails I Can’t  Send  featured singles such as “ Fast Times ,” “ Vicious ,” and “Skinny Dipping.” She gave fans a taste of what’s to come on tour during her one-off Samsung Summer of Galaxy concert in Los Angeles last month, performing tracks like “Because I Liked a Boy” and “Tornado Warnings” before ending the show with “Decode.”

Emails I Can’t Send  tour

Sept. 28 – Orlando, FL @ Hard Rock Life Sept. 29 – Atlanta, GA @ Center Stage Oct. 1 – Baltimore, MD @ Rams Head Live! Oct. 2 – Philadelphia, PA @ Theatre of Living Arts Oct. 3 – Boston, MA @ Big Night Live Oct. 6 – New York, NY @ Webster Hall Oct. 7 – Washington, DC @ Lincoln Theatre Oct. 9 – Chicago, IL @ House of Bloues Oct. 12 – Tempe, AZ @ Marquee Theatre Oct. 13 – San Diego, CA @ Observatory North Park Oct. 15 – Los Angeles, CA @ The Wiltern Oct. 16 – San Francisco, CA @ Regency Ballroom

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Photos: Sabrina Carpenter Kicks Off 'emails i can't send' Tour

The tour launched on Thursday, September 29th at Center Stage Theatre in Atlanta, Georgia.

Critically acclaimed singer-songwriter and actress Sabrina Carpenter kicked off her sold out emails i can't send Tour on Thursday, September 29th at Center Stage Theatre in Atlanta, Georgia.

As part of the highly-anticipated 13-show run supporting her recent album emails i can't send, Sabrina will play major markets across the country and perform at legendary venues such as The Wiltern in Los Angeles and two nights at New York City's iconic Webster Hall.

Sabrina Carpenter treated the crowd to songs off of her latest record including "Vicious" and "because i liked a boy" as well as some of her biggest hits such as "Sue Me" and "Honeymoon Fades."

See below for the full tour routing.

This tour comes on the heels of the release of Sabrina's fifth studio album emails i can't send which chronicles her various transformations through ultra-personal songwriting as well as passionate, palpable, and powerful performances. Whether it be the extreme dynamics of "Tornado Warnings" or the honest and powerful of "because i liked a boy," the album showcases her at her most raw and real.

In its first week, emails i can't send amassed over 15 million streams and garnered critical acclaim from Rolling Stone, People, Billboard, USA Today, and many more. The album debuted at #23 in the Top 25 Billboard 200 marking her best career chart debut to date.

Sabrina Carpenter TOUR DATES

9/29 - Atlanta, GA - Center Stage Theater

10/1 - Baltimore, MD - Rams Head Live

10/2 - Philadelphia, PA - Theatre of Living Arts

10/3 - Boston, MA - Big Night Live

10/5 - New York, NY - Webster Hall

10/6 - New York, NY - Webster Hall

10/7 - Washington, DC - Lincoln Theatre

10/9 - Chicago, IL - House of Blues

10/12 - Tempe, AZ - Marquee Theatre

10/13 - San Diego, CA - Observatory North Park

10/15 - Los Angeles, CA - The Wiltern

10/16 - San Francisco, CA - Regency Ballroom

10/20 - Orlando, FL - Hard Rock Live

Sabrina Carpenter has enchanted an audience of millions as a singer, songwriter, actress, designer, producer and style icon. In her music, she has delivered one anthem after another on stage and in the studio, earning multiple gold certifications, and performing to sold out crowds far and wide. On-screen, she has generated mega-fandom throughout television and film.

Sabrina had her first leading role in the 2019 movie The Short History of the Long Road, which premiered at The Tribeca Film Festival with rave reviews and earned her the Jury Award for "Best Performance" at the 2019 SCAD Savannah Film Festival.

Sabrina also led the cast and executive produced Netflix's Work It which debuted at #1 on the platform upon its release in 2020. In the same year, Sabrina made her Broadway debut starring in Mean Girls. She then starred in Justin Baldoni 's Warner Bros feature Clouds (Disney+).

Her growing musical catalog encompasses gold singles- "Thumbs", "Sue Me" and "Why"-and the albums Singular: Act I & Singular: Act II. Of her music, Time Magazine wrote "she's one to watch" and V Magazine added "With two successful pop albums and a hard-hitting social commentary under her belt, Carpenter's career has matured faster than many of her Disney-bred predecessors."

In addition to her growing list of acting and music credits, in 2020 she was selected for Forbes' prestigious "30 Under 30" list. She also co-stars in the recently released comedy thriller film Emergency (Amazon Prime), which premiered at Sundance Film Festival.

Sabrina recently signed to Island Records, where she released her newest smash hit singles "Skin," "Skinny Dipping," "Fast Times" and "Vicious." She released her fifth studio album, emails i can't send, on July 15, 2022.

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Sabrina Carpenter announces US tour for new album 'emails i can't send'

Carpenter will going on her 12 stop tour starting on september 28 in orlando, florida.

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Sabrina Carpenter is taking her newest album "emails i can't send' on tour in 2022.

Carpenter's tour announcement comes right at the heels of the end of Olivia Rodrigo's "Sour" tour, which wrapped up in July. Carpenter, Rodrigo and Joshua Bassett have been involved in a love triangle since 2020. 

This is Carpenter's fifth studio album which came out last month and features her popular single "because i liked a boy."

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Sabrina Carpenter is going on a tour for her new album "emails i can't send." (Bryan Bedder/Getty Images for Samsung)

Carpenter announced her US tour via Instagram on Monday. 

"IM GOING ON TOUR," Carpenter captioned her Instagram picture featuring the tour stops. The singer also shared that presale tickets are available on Tuesday. 

Carpenter's 12 stop tour stars on September 29 in Orlando, Florida and wraps up on October 16 in San Francisco, California. 

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There are 12 stops on the "emails i can't send tour." (Taylor Hill/Getty Images)

The full list of tour dates are below: 

September 28, Hard Rock Live, Orlando, Florida 

September 29, Center Stage Theatre, Atlanta, Georgia

October 1, Rams Head Live, Baltimore, Maryland 

October 2, Theatre of Living Arts, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 

October 3, Big Night Live, Boston, Massachusetts 

October 6, Webster Hall, New York, New York 

October 7, Lincoln Theatre, Washington, DC

October 9, House of Blues, Chicago, Illinois 

October 12, The Marquee Theater, Tempe, Arizona 

October 13, Observatory North Park, San Diego, California 

October 15, The Wiltern, Los Angeles, California 

October 16, Regency Ballroom, San Francisco, California 

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Emails I Can't Send Tour

The emails i can't send Tour is Sabrina Carpenter 's fourth headlining tour, in promotion of her fifth studio album emails i can't send . The tour took place in North America, South America, Europe and Asia, starting September 29, 2022 and ending on August 4, 2023.

• 1 Background
• 4 References

Background [ ]

On July 31, 2022, Carpenter teased a tour for emails i can't send on social media by posting a picture of herself singing as a child, accompanied by the caption "what songs would you guys wanna hear on tour…. asking for a friend". [1] The tour dates were announced on August 15, 2022, with pre-sale starting the following day, and ticket sales to the public starting on August 19. [2] The entire tour sold out in less than a day. [3]

A second leg of the tour was announced on December 12, 2022, consisting of 36 more shows throughout North America in 2023. [4] On January 30, 2023, a European leg of the tour was announced, consisting of 10 shows taking place in June 2023. [5]

Setlist [ ]

• " emails i can't send "
• " bet u wanna "
• " Vicious "
• " Read your Mind "
• " Already Over " / " Bad for Business " / " skinny dipping " (Medley)
• " Tornado Warnings "
• " how many things "
• " Can't Blame a Girl for Trying "
• "Bust Your Windows" (Jazmine Sullivan cover)
• " Nonsense "
• " Honeymoon Fades "
• " Fast Times "
• Encore: " decode "
• Encore: " because i liked a boy "
• " Read Your Mind "
• " Feather "
• " Already Over "
• " Bad for Business "
• " skinny dipping "
• " opposite "
• "Dreams" (Fleetwood Mac cover)
• Encore: " Nonsense "
• During the shows in Houston, San Antonio, and Denver, Carpenter performed " Lonesome "
• "things i wish you said" was added to the setlist on April 1st, 2023
• During the show on May 11, 2023, Carpenter performed " Skin "

References [ ]

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Sabrina Carpenter Goes On Sold-Out Tour

• Andres Fabris
• September 7, 2022

23-year-old Sabrina Carpenter announced the “emails i can’t send” tour, which sold out in less than a day! Amongst the critical acclaim of her fourth album,  “emails i can’t send,”  Carpenter transformed into the next music favorite and a red carpet favorite.

The “emails i can’t send” Tour

The North America leg of the “emails i can’t send tour” 14 dates to which all tickets are sold out. The sizes of these venues hold around 1,000 people on average but varies depending on the location. The tour experience will reach from New York and Florida to California but excludes many midwestern states (if you exclude Illinois).

Upon hearing the tour news, she took to Instagram to express her excitement. She says , “u sold out the whole emails i can’t send tour in less than a day !!!!!! this is insane and i couldn’t be more grateful. i’ve pictured playing these songs live since the days i wrote them, so i promise to give you an indelible night where you can sing and dance and forget that he isn’t texting u back !! for everyone who couldn’t get tix for these shows, i promise more shows everywhere soon and i can’t wait to see u then :’).”

While Carpenter does promise more shows or another leg of her tour, such information isn’t available at this time. Make sure to check our OnStage page to keep up with tours, cancellations, and additional shows!

Sabrina Carpenter’s Recent Moves

After her  “flower power” Moschino moment at the VMAs, the American singer went to London, England to deliver a musical performance of her hit single, “because i liked a boy.” The hard-hitting moments of this performance are amplified by her guitar skills.

Although Carpenter wasn’t nominated for an award this year at the VMAs, that didn’t stop the singer from stunning at the afterparty in a leggy white lingerie look. Oh, and she took a  few pictures  with none other than the Pop Titan,  Taylor Swift , and  BLACKPINK ‘s Rosé!

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Sabrina Carpenter has announced a string of live shows in the UK as part of her 'emails i can't send tour', here is everything you need to know!

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Sabrina Carpenter soundtracked 2023 with bop after bop that hailed from her fifth studio album, 'emails i can't send'.

Now, the 23-year-old pop sensation has announced that she's bringing her tour across the pond with her first-ever UK and Europe headline tour.

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The singer's unparalleled stage presence dominated TikTok last year when her improvised lyrics for 'Nonsense' went viral after every single concert – we can't wait to see what she has in store for the UK leg of her tour.

Sabrina announced thew news with a sweet post on Instagram: "emails i can’t send is finally coming to you and all your perfect accents ! been dreaming of this for toooo long."

Read on to find out everything you need to know about Sabrina's tour, from dates to venues to how to get your hands on those coveted tickets...

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When is Sabrina Carpenter going on tour?

The European leg of Sabrina's 'emails i can't send tour' will kick off on June 11, with shows currently being announced up until June 27.

Currently, there are 10 dates lined up across Europe, not only will the 'because i liked a boy' singer be coming to the UK but she will also be performing in France, Belgium, the Netherlands, and Germany

When is Sabrina Carpenter touring in the UK?

Sabrina is bringing her latest album on the road and headed to the UK and Ireland in no time at all, she 5 dates planned in some major cities.

Her string of shows will begin in Dublin, followed by Glasgow, Manchester, Birmingham, and will conclude in London..

How to get Sabrina Carpenter tickets

The UK and European tour was announced just a few days before tickets went on sale, general sale begins on February 3 at 10 am on Ticketmaster.

O2 priority's presale will begin on February 1 ta 10 am and Live Nation's presale will be a day later, starting on February 2 at 10 am.

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• June 11 – Dublin, Ireland
• June 13 – Glasgow, United Kingdom
• June 14 – Manchester, United Kingdom
• June 17 – Birmingham, United Kingdom
• June 19 – London, United Kingdom
• June 21 – Paris, France
• June 23 – Brussels, Belgium
• June 24 – Cologne, Germany
• June 25 – Amsterdam, the Netherlands
• June 27 – Berlin, Germany

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Sabrina Carpenter is officially heading on tour in the fall of 2024, and tickets are going fast to see the "Espresso" singer live. While the Short n' Sweet Tour has already been on sale for several weeks, there are still a few avenues for how to buy Sabrina Carpenter tickets for her 2024 concerts.

After joining Taylor Swift as the opening act for The Eras Tour dates in Mexico, South America, Australia, and New Zealand, Sabrina Carpenter is going on the road for her own world tour in 2024 and 2025. While Carpenter still has another festival appearance to make before launching her upcoming concert series, the Short n' Sweet Tour will officially kick off on September 23, 2024, in Columbus, Ohio.

Celebrating the release and popularity of her 2024 "Short n' Sweet" album, Sabrina Carpenter's new tour takes her across North America through the end of 2024, with her concerts moving to Europe in 2025. Carpenter's 2024 tour is scheduled to have 47 shows across more than 40 cities and is scheduled to close on March 26, 2025, in Milan.

We've got you covered if you're looking for how to get tickets to Sabrina Carpenter's 2024 tour. Here's our breakdown of the Short n' Sweet Tour's schedule, purchasing details, and price comparisons between original and resale tickets. You can also browse ticket and concert specifics at your leisure on StubHub and Vivid Seats .

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Sabrina Carpenter's Short n' Sweet Tour begins on September 23, 2024, with the "Please Please Please" singer taking her final bow of the concert series on March 26, 2025. The 2024 tour's North American leg includes 33 shows across the United States and Canada, ending on November 18 in Inglewood, California. After a nearly four-month hiatus, Carpenter returns to the Short n' Sweet Tour on March 3, 2025, for the final 14 concerts on her European leg.

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How to buy tickets for Sabrina Carpenter 2024 concert tour

When the shows originally went on sale, you could buy standard original tickets to Sabrina Carpenter's 2024 concert tour on Ticketmaster. However, her upcoming concert dates are already sold out of general standard original tickets, meaning only premium tickets and resale passes are available for those shows. Furthermore, the quantity is extremely limited for dates with original tickets still remaining.

Tickets to Sabrina Carpenter's Short n' Sweet Tour are also available from verified resale ticket vendors such as StubHub and Vivid Seats . Given the limited stock of original tickets, you may find better luck with seating availability and variety on these sites. It's also important to note that StubHub and Vivid Seats aren't selling any resale tickets for certain dates on the European leg, such as Carpenter's Dublin shows.

Tickets to Sabrina Carpenter's 2024 and 2025 concerts are relatively expensive. However, ticket prices vary depending on each show's date, location, and demand. While standard original tickets to Carpenter's tour are currently sold out, resale ticket prices are generally comparable to or cheaper than the other available original passes.

On StubHub , the least expensive resale tickets to Sabrina Carpenter's Short n' Sweet Tour range from $76 for her Milan show on March 26, 2025, to $385 for her San Francisco show on November 9, 2024. Vivid Seats offers similar prices for resale tickets, with the cheapest available prices ranging from $79 for her Berlin concert on March 19, 2025, to $373 for her San Francisco performance on November 9. Generally, starting prices for resale ticket prices fall between the $150 to 250 range.

Three VIP packages are also available for Sabrina Carpenter's 2024 concert tour. These include the Team Sabrina Preshow Party Package (starting at $350), the Short n' Sweet Package (starting at $250), and the Please Please Please Package (starting at $150), but these don't include the prices of individual tickets to her shows. Check out Ticketmaster's website for additional information on Sabrina Carpenter's VIP packages.

Who is opening for Sabrina Carpenter's tour?

Sabrina Carpenter has four opening acts for her Short n' Sweet Tour. The openers include Amaarae (performing from September 23 until October 14), Griff (opening from October 16 until October 30), Declan McKenna (opening from November 1 until November 18), and Rachel Chinouriri (performing on the European leg from March 3 until March 26, 2025).

17 international tour dates are already scheduled for Sabrina Carpenter's Short n' Sweet Tour. This includes three shows in Canada in fall 2024 and 14 concerts across Europe in March 2025. Here's a breakdown of the international tour dates confirmed for Sabrina Carpenter's tour:

• Toronto, Canada - September 25, 2024
• Montreal, Canada - October 11, 2024
• Vancouver, Canada - November 4, 2024
• Dublin, Ireland - March 3 & 4, 2025
• Birmingham, England - March 6, 2025
• London, England - March 8 & 9, 2025
• Manchester, England - March 13 & 14, 2025
• Paris, France - March 16 & 17, 2025
• Berlin, Germany - March 19, 2025
• Brussels, Belgium - March 22, 2025
• Amsterdam, Netherlands - March 23, 2025
• Milan, Italy - March 26, 2025

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Sabrina Carpenter dazzles Outside Lands with new song, Kacey Musgraves duet

O riginally, she wasn’t even on the lineup . But Saturday night, Sabrina Carpenter had Outside Lands ’ mainstage audience wrapped around her finger.

The cheeky singer dazzled in her first-ever festival headlining set, an exuberant pop carnival that included earnest exchanges with the crowd, an unreleased song, pyrotechnics and — to widespread delight — country star Kacey Musgraves. Carpenter, in the midst of a whirlwind ascent to pop’s A-list and just two weeks out from an album drop, was vocally strong and disarmingly funny.

Carpenter’s brand of pop isn’t new — I’ve never been able to shake the feeling that “Espresso” is a copycat of Doja Cat ’s hit “Say So” — but it landed well on Saturday. Her spate of songs about complicated relationships warmed up the crowd, and then she transitioned into sultrier, more velvety tones. She spilled easy banter in the breaks, at one point going back and forth with a member of the crowd, and at another, asking everyone what they’d prefer to be called. “Bay Area” won out over “Outside Lands” and “San Francisco.”

The star had help onstage from a lively troupe of half-glammed backup dancers and a stirring band, but Carpenter — glittering in black and then turquoise, iconic bangs firmly in place — was the star. That remained the case even alongside Musgraves, who Carpenter introduced with the charming bemusement of a lifelong fan. The two played just one song, Nancy Sinatra’s “These Boots Are Made for Walkin.’” Carpenter’s energy was clearly infectious; Musgraves bopped around happily. The headliner used the chance to show off her twang, plus her high-heeled, dress-matching boots.

That cover and Carpenter’s new hits aside, the set primarily pulled from 2022’s “emails i can’t send,” her fifth album; she also played it heavily while opening on Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour. This set shared Swift’s penchant for personal branding — a retroey game show voice announced Carpenter’s arrival, hyped up the forthcoming “Short n' Sweet” album and emcee’d so-called Sabrina Carpenter-themed competition on stage between her background dancers.

After a rollicking beginning, a weak section did arrive. During two brief sets — one slower and one with thumping beats — Carpenter’s storytelling was hard to discern over the background music. That mattered least on “bet u wanna,” an upbeat, R&Bish bop, where the bass hit bone-deep, but “Opposite” and “Paris” were misses.

Then, she was back in her pop bag with “Feather,” featuring an interpolation of The Cardigans' “Lovefool,” and I was already forgetting my complaints. “Your signals are mixed, you act like a bitch. You fit every stereotype, ‘Send a pic,’” she crooned. “I feel so much lighter like a feather with you out my life.”

These songs, and the Swift billing, helped the singer burst through into pop’s highest echelon. (Although Carpenter has been sort-of famous most of her life; she starred in the Disney Channel sitcom “Girl Meets World.") But there’s no doubt the chart-topping singles from the upcoming album were responsible for much of Saturday’s gigantic crowd.

One of the two, “Please Please Please,” garnered such massive audience participation — I’ve rarely heard louder, or seen more phones in the air — that Carpenter appeared genuinely affected. She’d kept up a flirty, energetic stage presence for much of the night, but after seeing thousands scream her smash summer hit, she wiped a tear from her cheek. 

Carpenter then sat at the front of the stage, donned an “i’m headlining bitch” sash gifted by a front-row fan and thanked the crowd for its support. She marveled at how soon the album would be out, happily adding that it felt like her listeners had heard the “Espresso” and “Please” singles and “held them like a first-born child.” Her front-section fans shouted in approval. 

Then came time to pile on a little more country, in the form of unreleased “Short n' Sweet” track “Slim Pickins.” It’s country-lite, Carpenter's voice sounding soft and elastic on lyrics like, “If I can't have the one I love, guess it's you that I'll be kissing just to get my fixin's.” While the song doesn’t seem to have a winning chorus like the singles, I probably shouldn’t underestimate her. She’s two for two .

In a wise move, “because i liked a boy” came next. A singalong favorite, it’s a seeming response to the wave of attention that stemmed from Olivia Rodrigo ’s “Driver’s License.” It’s also lyrically sharp and satisfyingly blunt: “I'm a homewrecker, I'm a slut. I got death threats fillin' up semitrucks.” Black and white video feeds, with more dynamic camera work than during the rest of the set, added to the moment’s magnitude. So did the sudden, on-stage fireworks.

The singer is known for personalizing each show with a goofy, often raunchy rhyme to cap off her song, “Nonsense.” My neighbors in the crowd had killed some time between Grace Jones’ fantastic set and Carpenter’s start time by speculating about what might rhyme with “Outside Lands.” One of them was half-right; when the time came, Carpenter’s final line was, “Outside Lands it’s like thou art inside me.” The singer covered her face with a hand as she laughed.

Of course, the set ended with “Espresso,” the shimmery, earwormy pop anthem. By then, we’d been treated to a buffet of memorable moments, but I still found myself grinning. When her verses were complete — her last-ditch album marketing wrapped and sealed in the Outside Lands-sized box — Carpenter thanked her dancers and the crowd, and bowed out with a smile.

A woman beside me in the crowd put it well, when it was clear the set was winding down: “I don’t want to leave.”

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Although the genre has long factored into the offerings, this was the year where mainstream pop really took front and center at the San Francisco music festival.

It opened on Friday with Renee Rapp, the actress who so wonderfully plays Regina George in this year’s “Mean Girls” film adaptation and is in the process of fashioning a convincing solo career as a pop artist. The festival was set to close on Sunday with a performance from Chappell Roan, the “Good Luck, Babe!” singer who is the most buzzed-about act on the entire three-day bill.

And in between fans got to witness soaring young pop star Sabrina Carpenter deliver a fun headlining set on Saturday on the festival’s biggest stage — Lands End.

“Outside Lands, will you scream for me?” Carpenter asked.

We most certainly would, pretty much nonstop, during the course of Carpenter’s roughly 90-minute set. The dance pop star — who first rose to fame with her work in the Disney Channel’s “Adventures in Babysitting” remake in 2016 and its popular “Girl Meets World” series — drew a big, enthusiastic audience to see her perform music from her five- (soon to be six-) album catalog.

It was her first time ever headlining a festival and she’d knock it out of the (Golden Gate) park, combining with a backing band and dance squad to put on dizzying pop spectacle that highlighted both Carpenter’s talent as a vocalist and her massive star power.

And that star power should only grow bigger when she releases her sixth full-length album, “Short n’ Sweet,” on Aug. 23. I fully expect it will debut at No. 1 on the pop charts.

She’d preview that album by playing three numbers, two of which (“Please Please Please” and “Espresso”) fans already knew and deeply loved, as well as another (“Slim Pickins”) with all the makings of becoming yet another hit for the 25-year-old Pennsylvania native. All three numbers went over extremely well with the big audience in attendance.

“Bay Area, it’s so crazy to be here with you,” she said. “There are so many of you.”

One of the highlights of her set came when she invited Grammy winner Kacey Musgraves out on stage and the two supremely talented women joined forces for a snazzy version of the Nancy Sinatra chart-topper “These Boots Are Made for Walkin.'”

(Musgraves returns to NorCal next month for two shows — Sept. 23 at Golden 1 Center in Sacramento and Sept. 24 at Chase Center in San Francisco — in support of this year’s “Deeper Well” album.)

In all, Carpenter made great use of an opportunity that originally belonged to somebody else. Yet, Tyler, the Creator — who was initially scheduled to headline the Lands End stage on Day 2 — dropped out for undisclosed reasons (he also cancelled his performance at the previous weekend’s Lollapalooza in Chicago).

So, Outside Lands organizers called upon Carpenter to step up to the challenge and she accepted. Plus, it was a great way to warm up for her upcoming concert tour, which kicks off in late September and, in all likelihood, should further establish Carpenter among the top pop stars of 2024.

The tour includes a stop at Chase Center in San Francisco on Nov. 9.

Other highlights from Outside Lands Day 2 included Grace Jones, the pop/disco/new wave/avant-garde/James Bond icon who has been putting out music since the ’70s. Her set was filled with multiple elaborate costume changes as well as such fan favorites as “Pull Up to the Bumper” and “Slave to the Rhythm.” Yet, the best moment of the set came when she drew upon her church roots for a lovely rendition of “Amazing Grace.”

Also, Charley Crockett delivered a superb set of mostly old-school country tunes (with some blues thrown in as well). He’s the real deal, with a sound that deeply recalls Johnny Cash and, even more so, Dwight Yoakam. Any country fans who misses the days when Merle Haggard ruled the charts should definitely check out Crockett.

Other notable performers on the day included K.Flay, ScHoolboy Q, Postal Service and Fletcher.

Here is the Sabrina Carpenter setlist, based on our notes and information from setlist.fm :

1. “Fast Times” 2. “Read your Mind” 3. “Vicious” 4. “Already Over” 5. “Tornado Warnings” 6. “Opposite” 7. “Interlude” 8. “Bet U Wanna” 9. “Paris” 10. “Feather” 11. “These Boots Are Made for Walkin'” 12. “Please Please Please” 13. “Slim Pickins” 14. “Because I Liked a Boy” Encore: 15. “Nonsense” 16. “Espresso”

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If you pre-order any copy of ‘Short n' Sweet’ from Sabrina Carpenters website by 17:00h local time on 22/7/24, you will get a code to access the early pre-sale for the Short n' Sweet Tour IN EUROPE which begins on 23/7/24 10.00h local time.

If you have previously purchased the album from Sabrina Carpenter's official store, you will automatically get a code.

Pre-ordering and receiving a code does not guarantee tickets, just provides the opportunity for early access to purchase.

Team Sabrina presale starts at 12:00 PM LOCAL

TERMS APPLY. SUPPLY IS LIMITED.

PRE-SALE ACCESS DOES NOT GUARANTEE TICKETS.

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Summer of Sabrina Carpenter: Hitting No. 1 on the Charts, Getting Advice From Best Friend Taylor Swift and What Barry Keoghan Really Thinks About Her Lyrics

Photographs by Matthew Sprout

Counterpoint, a record store in Los Angeles’ Franklin Village, is probably not the first place one would expect to find Sabrina Carpenter on a sunny Monday afternoon — flipping through a stack of vintage Playboys, no less. The chart-dominating singer-songwriter is sipping a Yerba Mate while she oohs and ahhs at the blond bombshells of various yesteryears when a bright-blue cover featuring a pouty-faced model catches her eye.

“I love the faces of the ’60s and ’90s — old Hollywood, flirty and fun,” Carpenter says. “This is definitely the vibe of my album.”

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“Connie Francis is amazing and super underrated,” she says, admiring the cover photo. “Oh, my God, she’s beautiful. She’s really serving.” On July 2, 1960, a 21-year-old Francis became the first female artist to land a No. 1 song on the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart with “Everybody’s Somebody’s Fool.” Almost exactly 64 years later, on June 29, 2024, the 25-year-old Carpenter achieved her first No. 1 with “Please Please Please,” after reaching No. 3 the previous week with “Espresso” (which may have missed the top spot, but on Aug. 5 became the third-fastest song to reach a billion streams on Spotify). The hoped for but unexpectedly stratospheric chart success of the singles has built anticipation for her album to a near fever pitch. 

The songs show a seasoning that comes with experience, particularly “Please Please Please” and its hilarious video, which stars her real-life paramour, actor Barry Keoghan, and is written from the perspective of a woman who loves her man but is just about done with his bullshit. For all the pop frothiness of the songs and the candy-flossed imagery, there’s a savvy undercurrent of sass and grit: Both “Espresso” and “Please Please Please” have prominent f-bombs and innuendos in the lyrics. 

But maybe not that much sass and grit. After a pause, Carpenter preemptively adds with a smile, “I’m not posing for Playboy — just to be clear.” 

While Carpenter was considered a Disney princess for years, her transition from child actor to pop star — a perilous leap that has felled many before her — has been slow, steady and intentional. She admits that she sometimes feels like a new artist, even though she’s about to release her sixth album. 

Born and raised in Quakertown, Pa., Carpenter moved to California with her family as a preteen. Her two older sisters, Shannon and Sarah, attended performing arts high schools and introduced her to an early influence — the 2008 musical “13,” starring a pre-Nickelodeon Ariana Grande (whom Carpenter would open for just a few years later). Carpenter showed precocious talent, and her family began taking her to auditions. 

“I got a manager — the same one I have now — and he was very realistic,” she recalls. “He said, ‘We’ll send you out for things — no promise that they’re even going to see your tape.’ But then, not to brag, I booked one of the first things I ever went for”: an episode of “Law & Order” in which Carpenter played a victim of abuse by a sex-trafficking ring — at the ripe old age of 11. 

“It was such a sad plotline,” she says. “I was just fascinated by all of it. I had spent so much time with adults that I just knew how to talk to them. Now all my friends are my age, but when I was younger, I was always working with adults. I just always knew what to say and how to act.”

At 12, she began a parallel career in music, signing with Disney’s Hollywood Records at the same time she landed the role of Maya in the Disney-produced “Boy Meets World” spinoff series, “Girl Meets World.” Despite the workload that came with pursuing both careers, “I wasn’t, like, grinding and working for hours on end as a child,” she recalls, “but I always felt I had a point to prove.” 

Her longtime friend and vocal coach Eric Vetro says, “Not only did she have a great voice for a 12-year-old, she also had an incredibly mature attitude about what she wanted to achieve in her career and how she was going to accomplish it. I worried that she might burn out from starting so young, but those fears evaporated when I witnessed her working harder than ever year after year.”

After a few middling hit singles like “Thumbs” and “Why,” Carpenter released “Singular: Act II,” her fourth and final album for Hollywood, in the summer of 2019, shortly after she turned 20. Around the same time, she ended a yearlong legal battle with her former managers, who claimed they were owed compensation after she terminated their contract. The case was eventually dismissed, and she followed by releasing a tongue-in-cheek song called “Sue Me” that was certified gold and showed some of the burgeoning cheekiness that is blooming now. 

Lockdown ended the first phase of Carpenter’s career with a thud, quashing her early 2020 Broadway debut in “Mean Girls” after just two performances. But, as it did for many people, the pandemic led her to a restart. She signed with Island Records, her current label, in January 2021 and the following year released “Emails I Can’t Send,” an introspective and honest coming-of-age album filled with lyrics inspired by real-life events and conflicts with famous peers, ex-boyfriends and even family. 

On it, Carpenter references the narrative around a Gen-Z love triangle allegedly involving her and fellow Disney stars Joshua Bassett and Olivia Rodrigo. Although the full story has never been revealed, all three singers have released songs inspired by the situation — including Rodrigo’s 2021 breakthrough hit, “Drivers License” — and the ensuing scrutiny from fans and the media. For her part, Carpenter sings in “Because I Liked a Boy,” “Now I’m a homewrecker, I’m a slut / I got death threats fillin’ up semi trucks.” (She declines to discuss the situation further.) 

On the album’s title track, Carpenter also touches on the suffering that accompanied her father’s infidelity toward her mother (though the timeline is unclear). “I am a daddy’s girl,” she says. “But my family has just gone through so much that now we’re all in a healing stage. As I’ve gotten older, I’ve started learning about men and relationships. I’m not perfect by any means, but it definitely makes you look at your parents differently.” She concludes: “‘Emails’ was hard to put out, but it marked the beginning of a really freeing and artistic time for me.”

It also became her highest-charting LP to date, reaching No. 23 and remaining on the Billboard 200 albums chart for 43 weeks and then spawning an 80-date international headlining tour. 

Following that success, however, the media scrutiny has moved to her other relationships, including her friendship with Taylor Swift, on whose “Eras Tour” Carpenter was an opening act in Latin America, Australia and Singapore. One flash point was Carpenter’s ad campaign for Skims, the clothing company owned by Swift’s bitter rival, Kim Kardashian. While Carpenter has maintained that Swift was aware of the campaign and is fine with it, fans soon twisted that information into sentiments like “Asking for permission to do a campaign is crazy,” as one wrote on X. 

The subject comes up in the record store when we notice that Swift’s latest offering, “The Tortured Poets Department,” is filed in the rock section. Without skipping a beat, Carpenter replies, “Well, Taylor is a rock star!” She goes on: “She’s just such a gangster with all of it. No matter what people are saying, everything that I’ve ever seen her tackle, she’s done so with grace. The posts about me having to ‘ask for her permission’ — no . She’s one of my best, best friends, and we grab dinner or text and catch up like you would with your best friend.”

However, she’s more careful in what she reveals about her relationship with Keoghan, although she opens up a bit when asked about the “Basic Instinct”-inspired music video for “Please Please Please,” the lyrics of which say the problematic boyfriend is an actor.

“He loved the song. He’s obsessed with the lyrics, and I’m so grateful for that,” she says. “I don’t want to sound biased, but I think he’s one of the best actors of this generation. So getting to see him on the screen with my song as the soundtrack made the video better and all the more special.”

Later, as we pass an astrology book in the store, she says, “Barry’s a Libra, and so is my sister. They’re very different, but they have similarities. I tend to gravitate towards Leos as well.” Her smile fades before she adds, “My dad’s a Capricorn, so maybe that’s not the direction for my future.”

Carpenter describes her upcoming record “Short n’ Sweet” as “the hot older sister” of “Emails.” “It’s my second ‘big girl’ album; it’s a companion but it’s not the same. When it comes to having full creative control and being a full-fledged adult, I would consider this a sophomore album.” 

That maturity and professionalism is co-signed by her collaborators. “She was always 10 minutes early to every session and still is,” says co-writer Steph Jones. “It was just a matter of timing for her [success], because everyone she’s worked with describes themselves as an instant fan.”

“Sabrina has become a sister to me,” adds Amy Allen, who co-wrote “Espresso” and “Please Please Please” (as well as Top 10 hits this year for Tate McRae and Justin Timberlake). “We spend hours on end talking about any and everything. She makes me laugh ’til I cry. She truly makes me a better writer every time I’m in the room with her.” 

The effort has paid off. “Espresso”’s indelible hooks and nonsensical catchphrase, “That’s that me, espresso,” have been quoted and memed by everyone from Cardi B to Brooke Shields — and even inspired an ad for the Paris Olympics. The song, along with stellar performances at Coachella and on “Saturday Night Live,” effectively launched “Sabrina Summer,” which Swift proudly predicted in the first week of June. 

However, Carpenter says, “I was completely alone in wanting to release ‘Espresso.’ Not so much from my immediate team. But when it came to ‘the powers above,’” she air-quotes, “there was a lot of questioning behind whether it made sense. But they trusted me in the end, and I was happy that I believed in myself at that moment.” 

“It’s no accident that everything is falling into place the way she always wanted,” says Island Records co-CEO Imran Majid. “Sabrina’s instincts and creative vision are incredible. She’s always thinking 10 steps ahead of the market.” Co-CEO Justin Eshak adds, “She’s an inspiration for her fans, collaborators and all of us — she’s one of this generation’s most important artists.”

“It feels easier to write about things that happened in the past, or that haven’t happened yet,” she says. “My producers tell me I’m beating a dead horse because I’ll write a song three years after I last spoke to the person who inspired the lyric. Also,” she adds with a laugh, “and this is my ego talking, but I would be honored to find out someone wrote a song about me, even if it was bad. Like, ‘I triggered you enough to write a song? Go off!’” 

Although Carpenter’s music focus has meant an “unwarranted break” from acting, she’s always looking at scripts in the hopes of securing a spot in a musical or an original film, although she says “a lot of them sound like five other already released movies.” She’s waiting for one that feels right. 

“I’m 900 inappropriate jokes away from being a Disney actor, but people still see me that way,” she says. “I’m always extremely flattered to be grouped in with the other women and girls who I’ve idolized and looked up to who came from that, but I feel very distant from it.”

By the time we exit the store, Carpenter is clutching a bag full of records: two Beatles solo albums — “Ringo” and Paul McCartney’s “Red Rose Speedway”; an old Island Records promotional compilation, “because it’s my label”; several randos because she liked the artwork; and, finally, a $100 copy of Interview magazine with Keanu Reeves on the cover for her sister. She gushes about the forthcoming vinyl edition of her own album, which includes a non-streaming bonus track (there are also cassette and CD variants with alternative covers). The retro-inspired package was designed by herself, her sister Sarah, Dannah Gottlieb and Chase Shewbridge. “I spent so much time working on the vinyl; I think it’s one of my favorite things I’ve ever made,” she says. 

Sarah is coming to pick her up, but first we decide to venture to a neighboring Van Leeuwen ice cream shop. At the entrance, Carpenter stops dead in her tracks when she sees what’s taped to the door: a blown-up poster of her own face, advertising the brand’s limited-edition “Espresso” flavor. 

“Oh God,” groans the singer who has been coasting unrecognized (or at least not approached) in the closed-up record store. “How embarrassing is that?”

Additional reporting by Jem Aswad

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Sabrina Carpenter hosting listening parties for new ‘Short N’ Sweet’ album. See all parties in Florida

Sabrina Carpenter  fans won't exactly be working late next week: They will be up listening to her new album.

The singer's new album "Short n' Sweet" comes out Friday, August 23, with the singer promoting several listening parties for fan across the country.

Her hit lead single "Espresso," which debuted in April, has been hailed the "song of the summer and has dominated the  Billboard Hot 100  chart. Her most recent single, "Please Please Please," soared to the top of charts and has Carpenter's rumored boyfriend  Barry Keoghan   star in the song's music video .

Who is Sabrina Carpenter?

Sabrina Carpenter is a singer and actress from Quakertown, Pennsylvania. The 25-year-old first rose to fame in 2014 in Disney Channel's " Girl Meets World " as Maya Hart, the best friend of Rowan Blanchard's Riley Matthews.

She later debuted her first studio album, "Eyes Wide Open," in 2015. Prior to "Short n' Sweet," her most recent studio album was 2022's "Emails I Can't Send."

Earlier this year, she opened for fellow popstar Taylor Swift during her "Eras Tour" dates in South America and Australia. In May she made her debut as a musical guest on " Saturday Night Live. "

When does Sabrina Carpenter's new album come out?

Carpenter's sixth studio album " Short N' Sweet " will come out on Friday, Aug. 23.

"I am so excited to announce my brand new album 'Short n' Sweet' coming in August," Carpenter said earlier this month. "This project is quite special to me and I hope it'll be something special to you too."

See listening parties for 'Short N' Sweet' across Florida

Want to join fellow Carpenters to experience the album for first time together? Team Sabrina, which is run by Carpenter's team, promoted several listening parties around the country. Here are the parties in Florida:

• D&J Records - 120 Patricia Ave, Dunedin, FL 34698
• Park Ave CDs - 2916 Corrine Dr, Orlando, FL 32803
• Salty Dog Records - 2178 Gulf Gate Dr, Sarasota, FL 34231
• Tonevendor - 81d King St, St. Augustine, FL 32084
• Retrofit Records - 439 W Gaines St, Tallahassee, FL 32301
• Rust & Wax Record Shop - 2512 Florida Ave, West Palm Beach, FL 33401

Is Sabrina Carpenter coming to Florida? See tour dates, details

The "Espresso"  singer previously announced The Short n' Sweet Tour, a North American headlining arena tour in support of her upcoming sixth studio album. And Sabrina is coming to Florida!

The pint-sized pop star will first head to Orlando's Kia Center (formerly Amway Arena) on Thursday, Oct. 24. It is located at 400 W Church Street in Orlando.

She will head to Tampa's Amalie Arena on Friday, Oct. 25, which is located at 401 Channelside Drive in Tampa.

See all Sabrina Carpenter Short n' Sweet tour dates

Carpenter announced the following dates for her Short n' Sweet tour:

• Aug. 10 | San Francisco | Outside Lands Festival
• Sept. 23 | Columbus, Ohio | Nationwide Arena
• Sept. 25 | Toronto | Scotiabank Arena
• Sept. 26 | Detroit | Little Caesars Arena
• Sept. 29 | New York | Madison Square Garden
• Sept. 30 | New York | Barclays Center
• Oct. 2 | Hartford, Connecticut | XL Center
• Oct. 3 | Boston | TD Garden
• Oct. 5 | Baltimore | CFG Bank Arena
• Oct. 8 | Philadelphia | Wells Fargo Center
• Oct. 11 | Montreal | Centre Ball
• Oct. 13 | Chicago | United Center
• Oct. 14 | Minneapolis | Target Center
• Oc. 16 | Nashville, Tennessee | Bridgestone Arena
• Oct. 17 | St. Louis, Missouri | Chaifetz Arena
• Oct. 19 | Raleigh, North Carolina | PNC Arena
• Oct. 20 | Charlottesville, North Carolina | John Paul Jones Arena
• Oct. 22 | Atlanta | State Farm Arena
• Oct. 24 | Orlando, Florida | Kia Center
• Oct. 25 | Tampa, Florida | Amalie Arena
• Oct. 27 | Houston | Toyota Center
• Oct. 28 | Austin | Moody Center
• Oct. 30 | Dallas | American Airlines Center
• Nov. 1 | Denver | Ball Arena
• Nov. 2 | Salt Lake City | Delta Center
• Nov. 4 | Vancouver | Pacific Coliseum
• Nov. 6 | Seattle | Climate Pledge Arena
• Nov. 7 | Portland | Moda Center
• Nov. 9 | San Francisco | Chase Center
• Nov. 10 | San Diego | Pechanga Arena
• Nov. 13 | Phoenix | Footprint Center
• Nov. 15 | Los Angeles | Crypto.com Arena
• Nov. 17 | Inglewood, California | Kia Forum
• Nov. 18 | Inglewood, California | Kia Forum

Can I still buy tickets to the 'Short N' Sweet' tour?

Sabrina got the Swift treatment. Tickets went on sale for Carpenter's Short n' Sweet tour in June and have mostly sold out across the various. The cheapest tickets found at Orlando's concert were resale tickets over $300 for the top of the arena.

However, resale tickets are available via  StubHub  and  SeatGeek . Just beware as a majority of these tickets are sold by scalpers above face value.

Sabrina Carpenter shows off her glow at Variety's 2024 Power of Young Hollywood party

The singer made a dazzling appearance that was hard to miss.

Sabrina Carpenter is getting her glow on.

The singer was spotted at Variety's 2024 Power of Young Hollywood event in Santa Monica, California, wearing a dazzling ensemble that was hard to miss.

She posed for cameras wearing a body-hugging buttercream yellow Miu Miu dress that included a corset bodice and embroidered crystals throughout.

The look was complete with minimal jewels, including a few rings.

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While Carpenter's dress made a statement, her glamorous makeup had a moment as well. She showed off her bronze-toned glossy lips, sweeps of blush on the apples of her cheeks and shimmering eye makeup.

She also wore her blonde hair pulled back with some face-framing tousled bangs.

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The "Please Please Please" singer was an honoree at this year's Variety event in addition to Sadie Sink and Marcello Hernández. Additional attendees included notables such as Joey King and Addison Rae.

Carpenter's latest look may have turned a lot of heads, but she's absolutely no stranger to the fashion scene.

In June, she was spotted modeling in all her short n' sweet glory for the Vogue World: Paris 2024 show.

Carpenter modeled along the runway at the event wearing a striped red and white dress with a matching headscarf. The look was sealed with deep red lipstick.

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Sabrina Carpenter Just Admitted That She Doesn’t Like One Of Her Most Iconic Lyrics After She Spotted A Completely Accidental Mistake That Fans Thought Was Intentional This Whole Time

“I didn’t catch it until way after the fact,” Sabrina said of her lyrical error. “Now I’m bringing it to your attention, so I shouldn’t have done that.”

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When Sabrina Carpenter kicked off her Emails I Can’t Send tour in 2022, she shined a spotlight on one track in particular: “Nonsense.”

At every show, the star ad-libbed a new outro for the song, with each one customized to the city or state she was performing in. 

While the tour ended in 2023, Sabrina has continued this tradition during other performances, including her festival appearances and while opening for Taylor Swift ’s Eras Tour shows. 

The singer has become particularly renowned for the seriously NSFW lyrics that she cleverly incorporates into the outros, and fans waiting to see what she has come up with has quickly become a highlight at each show.

As a result, it’s fair to say that “Nonsense” is one of Sabrina’s most iconic songs to date. However, she recently admitted that she has only just noticed an error in her lyrics that seriously bothers her.

In fact, Sabrina said that it took her two years to notice the jarring mistake, which fans had thought was completely intentional this entire time.

Dissecting “Nonsense” in a new TikTok video with Variety, Sabrina read out the song’s tongue-in-cheek closing lyrics: “Woke up this morning, thought I'd write a pop hit / How quickly can you take your clothes off pop quiz?”

“You know what I realized in hindsight two years later that I don’t like about this lyric?” she then asked. “I say ‘pop’ twice. Not my favorite. I didn’t catch it until way after the fact, I was like: ‘Ugh!’”

“But, y’know, no one has really commented on it,” Sabrina added. “Now I’m bringing it to your attention, so I shouldn’t have done that.”

A couple of fans commented on the TikTok to admit that they, too, dislike this repetition, with one person writing: “Yeah the repeat has always made me mad.”

“It's always bothered me that she says pop twice!” somebody else echoed.

However, the overwhelming consensus from Sabrina’s fans was that they thought that the repetition was the whole point of the lyrics as they expressed their disbelief that she hadn’t picked up on it sooner.

“how did she not notice that…” one person asked, while somebody else wrote: “Pop hit/pop quiz sounds very intentional 😭😭”

“I thought the double pop was intentional and part of the word play,” another user agreed. One more echoed: “i thought she said pop twice on purpose 😭”

“I thought it was intentional!” somebody else wrote.

Others went so far as to say that they actively enjoy Sabrina’s repetition, with one fan commenting: “ive always loved the fact that she uses pop twice in different meanings 🥹🥹”

“I like that she says pop twice I thought that was the point 😂” another added. Somebody else insisted: “It’s cute that she says pop twice, it’s a homophone.”

While one more concluded: “I think it saying pop twice is fun. POP hit, POP quiz. Using the same word but with different meaning is fun and campy.”

Since "Nonsense," Sabrina's quirky lyrics have become a pretty established part of her brand, and are particularly showcased in her summer hit “Espresso,” which repeats: “That’s that me, espresso.”

Speaking during an appearance on Hot Ones last month, the star acknowledged that the grammatically-incorrect line doesn’t work for everybody.

“I heard a lot of people that were like: ‘She should have said that’s that blonde espresso, duh,’” she explained. “‘Me espresso’ just felt like the right thing to say, and it rhymes with the line before it.”

And during an interview with Apple Music, Sabrina added that she likes the fact that her sense of humor comes through in the lyrics to “Espresso.”

“There was something really exciting about the fact that there was so much personality throughout the entire song, because those are ones that are really, really fun to sing live with a crowd,” she said.

Sabrina continued: “Those are the ones that people, I think when they don’t know my music or who I am or anything, they can just tune into a single song and kind of leave with a better idea of my sense of humor.”

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