Sabrina Carpenter wraps massively successful Short n’ Sweet tour after 72 shows

Sabrina Carpenter just concluded her massive global tour. The Short n’ Sweet Tour wrapped on November 23, 2025 in Los Angeles. She performed 72 shows spanning 14 months of performances. The tour cemented her status as one of today’s biggest pop stars.

What Happened on Short n’ Sweet Tour

Sabrina Carpenter delivered her final performances of the Short n’ Sweet Tour at Los Angeles last month. She played multiple nights at Crypto.com Arena with openers Ravyn Lenae and Amber Mark. The tour ran from September 23, 2024 through November 23, 2025. That represents 72 total shows across continents.

The final show featured heartfelt performances as fans celebrated the tour’s completion. Carpenter closed with her breakout hit “Juno.” The song carried special significance as the tour’s final track. Fans captured emotional reactions across social media platforms. The 26-year-old artist thanked audiences for their loyalty throughout the journey.

“The Short n’ Sweet Tour commenced September 23, 2024 in Columbus and concludes November 23, 2025 in Los Angeles.”

Initial performances started in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania before expanding nationwide. The tour proved her ability to carry a major arena production. Each city featured elaborate stage design and orchestra backing. Carpenter showcased vocal range across her Short n’ Sweet album catalog.

Why Short n’ Sweet Tour Matters

This tour represents Carpenter‘s biggest commercial success as a touring artist. She transitioned from supporting major acts to headlining packed arenas herself. The Short n’ Sweet Tour demonstrated genuine fanbase loyalty and commercial viability. Consumers paid premium prices willingly to see her perform.

Ticket prices ranged from $120 to over $900 on resale markets. That pricing power signals how much fans value her as a live performer. Revenue data shows approximately $55.5 million generated overall. She sold more than 439,000 tickets across all shows combined. These numbers rival major established tours.

The tour itself supported her Short n’ Sweet album from 2024. Songs like “Taste,” “Please Please Please,” and “Espresso” became cultural moments. Radio play combined with tour dates created unstoppable momentum. Live performances deepened fan connections to these songs. The tour became more than just concerts—events people planned vacations around.

The Tour’s Impressive Scale

Spanning 14 months, the Short n’ Sweet Tour covered significant geographic territory. Carpenter brought the show to North America and Europe extensively. Major stops included New York, Los Angeles, Toronto, Manchester, and Paris. She performed at premium venues like Madison Square Garden and Crypto.com Arena.

Tour Metric	Details
Total Shows	72 performances
Duration	13 months (Sep 2024 – Nov 2025)
Geographic Scope	North America and Europe
Estimated Revenue	$55.5 million
Tickets Sold	439,674 tickets

European dates proved especially significant for expanding her international fanbase. She performed in Manchester, London, Paris, and other major hubs. Opening acts featured rising artists like Ravyn Lenae and Amber Mark. These pairings introduced audiences to new talent while building community.

What Comes Next for Sabrina

Days after tour completion, Universal Pictures announced major news. Carpenter will star in and produce an Alice in Wonderland musical film. This marks her transition into major studio productions. Director Lorene Scafaria (known for Hustlers) writes and directs. Producer Marc Platt (who produced Wicked) joins the team.

The untitled project remains in early development stages. No release date was announced yet. Carpenter‘s producer credit gives her creative input on the vision. She’s not simply acting—she’s shaping the production. This rare combination shows industry confidence in her judgment.

Carpenter balances music and acting careers simultaneously. She may record a new album called “Man’s Best Friend” while filming. Artists like Zendaya and Ariana Grande manage similarly ambitious dual careers. Her early television work provided foundation for acting. She appeared on Disney shows and Girl Meets World. That experience prepares her better than most pop stars for film transition.

Can She Carry a Pop-Star Musical Film?

Track record from her tour suggests absolutely. Sabrina Carpenter proved she commands stages and audiences consistently. Her vocal ability translates live with orchestral accompaniment. The Alice musical will demand acting and singing in equal measure. She’s demonstrated capability in both areas.

Pop stars transitioning to film sometimes struggle from limited acting experience. Carpenter differs because she began acting young. Disney and television work gave her fundamental screen experience. Working with proven collaborators like Scafaria and Platt increases success odds. Their teams specialize in bringing musicals to audiences effectively. What becomes the real test is whether audiences embrace her reimagining of Lewis Carroll‘s character. It demands fresh interpretation while respecting source material.

Sources

• Red94 – Sabrina Carpenter wraps Short n’ Sweet tour announcement
• Wikipedia – Short n’ Sweet Tour complete documentation
• Pollstar – Tour box office and attendance figures