Sabrina Carpenter Reveals Fall 2025 North American Arena Tour: Schedule and Ticket Details
By Website Content Manager
Published by Cel Manero from Global One Media Inc.
The pop sensation will be visiting five cities this fall.
Sabrina Carpenter is gearing up for her return to the U.S. stage!
On Thursday, Feb. 27, the pop star unveiled additional North American dates for her Short n’ Sweet tour.
“You asked, and we listened!!!” Carpenter shared on Instagram. “Excited to announce an extra leg of the Short n’ Sweet Tour—heading back to a few select cities this fall! New York, Los Angeles, Nashville, Toronto, and Pittsburgh (for taxes🤍) with special guests @oliviadeano, @ravynlenae & @instagramber.”
She went on to encourage fans to visit @TeamSabrina for presale sign-up details, with early access starting Tuesday, March 4, at 12 PM local time. Additionally, @cashapp cardholders will have exclusive early ticket access.
“Can’t wait to see you all for one last Short n’ Sweet hurrah & Europe, see you in just a few days 💋💋,” she concluded.
The Juno singer’s tour is set to begin on Oct. 23 in Pittsburgh, making stops at major arenas in New York City, Nashville, Toronto, and Los Angeles. Carpenter will perform three consecutive nights at both Madison Square Garden in N.Y.C. and Crypto.com Arena in L.A., where the tour will conclude on Nov. 23.
Amber Mark and Olivia Dean will join as supporting acts throughout the tour, with Ravyn Lenae appearing as a special guest at select performances.
According to a press release, these new dates were added due to overwhelming demand following the massive success of Carpenter’s previous 33-date North American tour, which sold out entirely last fall.
Carpenter dropped the deluxe edition of her Short n’ Sweet album on Valentine’s Day.
The expanded release features a country-infused rendition of her 2024 hit Please Please Please in collaboration with Dolly Parton, as well as Busy Woman, a track she first performed live during her sold-out arena tour.
Earlier this month, Carpenter celebrated a career milestone by winning her first two Grammy Awards—taking home Best Pop Vocal Album and Best Pop Solo Performance.
Overcome with emotion during her acceptance speech, the Sharpest Tool singer admitted, “I’m still out of breath from the performance, so I really was not expecting this.”
