Sabrina Carpenter wrapped her massive Short n’ Sweet Tour with 6 sold-out shows at Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles. The final performance happened on Nov. 23, 2025. The tour ran 72 shows spanning 14 months, starting in September 2024. Next up: She’ll headline Coachella 2026 alongside Justin Bieber and Karol G on April 10-12 and April 17-19.
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🔥 Quick Facts:
- 6 consecutive sold-out LA shows from Nov. 16–23 at the iconic Crypto.com Arena
- 72 total tour dates completed across the globe.
- Coachella 2026 headline slot confirmed for April in Indio, California
- New album “Man’s Best Friend” earned 6 Grammy nominations this month
- Opening acts: Ravyn Lenae and Amber Mark supported throughout the shows
How Sabrina Carpenter Wrapped Her “Short n’ Sweet” Victory Lap
Sabrina Carpenter brought her year-long global tour to a triumphant conclusion. The pop star performed 6 consecutive sold-out nights at Crypto.com Arena, wrapping on Nov. 23. Each show sold out immediately, proving fan devotion remains sky-high.
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The LA run came as Carpenter sits at peak momentum. Her breakout album “Short n’ Sweet” (2024) won 2 Grammys for pop vocal album and pop solo performance. Fast forward to November 2025, her follow-up “Man’s Best Friend” earned 6 new nominations, including record, song, and album of the year.
“This time last year, when I played this show, I was going through it,” Carpenter told crowds at her opening LA show. “I was not in a good headspace, and thankfully because of that I was able to write a whole new album for you guys this year.”
She credited the venue with inspiring “Man’s Best Friend,” which followed her split with Irish actor Barry Keoghan. The album became her second chart-topper on the Billboard 200.
What The LA Shows Delivered For Fans
Carpenter performed material from both albums, with setlists dominated by “Short n’ Sweet” hits. She mixed in standout tracks like “Juno,” “Espresso,” and “Tears.” Her live band powered through disco-funk arrangements and sharp guitar solos that thrilled audiences nightly.
The tour featured recurring bits that kept fans engaged throughout. She performed surprise songs using a “spin the bottle” method, and famously playacted arresting opener Amber Mark with fuzzy pink handcuffs before launching into “Juno.” The production embraced a late-’60s/early-’70s bachelorette pad aesthetic, complete with her sitting on a toilet during emotional ballad “Sharpest Tool.”
Standout performances included “Manchild,” which featured cute line dance choreography, and a special rendition of “Nobody’s Son” from the new album. Carpenter’s guitarist Caleb Nelson earned particular praise for his ripping solo during “Juno,” which resembled the iconic “Beverly Hills, 90210” theme.
She closed every night with “Espresso,” the breezy electro-pop earworm that refuses to lose its fizz. The song’s infectious energy capped off each evening on a high note.
Tour Stats Breaking Down The Epic “Short n’ Sweet” Run
| Tour Details | Information |
|---|---|
| Tour Name | “Short n’ Sweet Tour” |
| Total Shows | 72 dates globally |
| Start Date | September 23, 2024 (Columbus, OH) |
| End Date | November 23, 2025 (Los Angeles, CA) |
| LA Run Dates | Nov. 16, 17, 19, 20, 22, 23 |
| Venue | Crypto.com Arena, Los Angeles |
| Album Supported | “Short n’ Sweet” (2024) + “Man’s Best Friend” (2025) |
The “Short n’ Sweet Tour” stands as one of pop’s biggest tours of 2024-2025. Across 14 months and 72 shows, Carpenter visited North America, Europe, and performed residencies at major arenas. The LA finale marked a significant milestone in her career trajectory.
The tour’s success reflects Carpenter’s meteoric rise. Her “Short n’ Sweet” album debuted at No. 1 in 2024 and spawned hits like “Espresso” and “Please Please Please.” Follow-up “Man’s Best Friend” similarly reached No. 1 upon arrival in August 2025.
Watch The Tour Come Alive On YouTube
Fans wanting to revisit the magic can find full concert footage online. Carpenter and tour fans uploaded extensive recordings from various cities. One standout video captures front row footage from Madison Square Garden (Oct. 2025), showcasing the tour’s highest energy moments.
Watch the official concert documentation here:
Multiple playlists compile every “Short n’ Sweet Tour” show in full. These resources allow fans to experience every night from their favorite cities.
What’s Next: Coachella 2026 and Beyond?
Sabrina Carpenter isn’t resting long. She’ll return to the spotlight this coming April as Coachella 2026 co-headliner alongside Justin Bieber and Karol G. The festival runs April 10-12 and April 17-19 at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, California.
This marks a major milestone for Carpenter. She’ll headline one of music’s biggest festivals at just 26 years old. Karol G notably becomes the first Latina woman to headline Coachella, making the 2026 edition especially historic.
With 6 Grammy nominations for “Man’s Best Friend” and tour momentum at an all-time high, Carpenter enters 2026 as a cultural force. Her evolution from Disney star to global pop powerhouse feels complete.
Coachella tickets became available immediately following the 2026 lineup announcement. Passes typically sell in tiers, with weekend packages ranging from basic to VIP access.
Are Fans Ready for the Next Chapter?
The question now: What comes after “Man’s Best Friend”? Carpenter hasn’t announced a third album, yet her trajectory suggests another project could arrive before year’s end next year. Her ability to write and release albums rapidly (two in less than a year) demonstrates creative momentum rarely seen in modern pop.
Her personal growth shines through lyrically. “Man’s Best Friend” explores heartbreak with maturity beyond her years, while maintaining the fun, cheeky energy fans adore. Whether she drops another album or focuses on festival runs and potential world dates, Carpenter controls her narrative completely.
Will the Coachella 2026 set match the intensity of her LA residency? Fans already circled the dates.
Sources
- Los Angeles Times – Concert review and performance analysis from Crypto.com Arena shows
- Billboard – Coachella 2026 lineup announcement and festival details
- Ticketmaster/Official Tour Sites – Tour dates and venue information
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