How to Buy Sabrina Carpenter Concert Tickets for the Short n’ Sweet Tour

Get a taste of the singer’s new era on her highly anticipated tour.

By Josiah SotoPublished: Sep 25, 2024 2:06 PM EDT

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This summer might have felt a bit short, but there’s some sweet news to make up for it. Sabrina Carpenter announced her Short n’ Sweet Tour, supplying everyone with the perfect pick-me-up as the sunny season bids farewell. For reference, Carpenter will begin the North American portion of her tour on September 23 in Columbus, Ohio.

This news should hardly come as a surprise, though. The 25-year-old singer has seen some pretty major success this summer after releasing hits like “Espresso” and “Please Please Please”—both of which have graced Billboard’s Hot 100 for some time now, the latter reaching No. 1. Both songs have music videos to them that are popular in itself, garnering over 100 million views each. (Anyone else’s jaw drop at Barry Keoghan—Carpenter’s fling—making an appearance in the “Please Please Please” MV?!)

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All of this hype led us to the next obvious move for Carpenter: her new album, Short n’ Sweet! The 12-track project was released on August 23, 2024—but the tour for this new era had already been announced a month prior last June 20.

Carpenter is familiar with singing for large crowds, performing as an opening act for massive stars like Taylor Swift and Ariana Grande. It’s worth noting that before her recent commercial success, Carpenter had been making music since 2014! (Anyone there for the Emails I Can’t Send era can attest to her engaging stage-presence.) Still, this marks the first time that the MTV VMA award winner is headlining an *arena* tour herself, so you can imagine how ready fans are to snag tickets.

Read on for everything you need to know about the Short n’ Sweet Tour, and how you can buy tickets yourself.

How to Buy Sabrina Carpenter Short n’ Sweet Concert Tickets

Tickets for the Short n’ Sweet Tour officially went on sale on Friday, June 28. You can always check out Carpenter’s official website for dates and tickets. As a forewarning, her site will eventually lead you to Ticketmaster—a site known to cause some issues for previous ticket buyers, most notably with Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour.

That said, you could also check out resellers like StubHub, Vivid Seats, and Seat Geek. Reemphasizing that these are reseller sites—so while you may or may not be able to find tickets at face value, these tickets are all still verified, which means buyers can feel confident with their purchase.