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Sabrina Carpenter concert tours
Carpenter performing at the Wiltern in 2022
Concert tours5

The American singer Sabrina Carpenter's first concert tour was the Evolution Tour in support of her second studio album, Evolution (2016). While performing the tour's European leg in May 2017, she simultaneously served as the opening act for The Vamps' Middle of the Night Tour. Following the completion of the tours in May 2017, Carpenter served as the supporting act for Ariana Grande's Dangerous Woman Tour stops in Brazil. She then went on to lead The De-Tour, her second tour as a headliner.

After a two-year gap, Carpenter embarked on the Singular Tour in March 2019, which took her to Asia for the first time. She then embarked on the Emails I Can't Send Tour in 2022, her largest tour yet, performing in Asia, Europe, North America and South America with a total of 80 shows. In August 2023, Carpenter began supporting Taylor Swift on The Eras Tour, opening the tour's Latin America, Australia and Singapore shows. Carpenter's Short n' Sweet Tour began in September 2024 in support of her sixth studio album, Short n' Sweet (2024).

Concert tours

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Title Dates Associated album Continent(s) Shows
Evolution Tour October 18, 2016 – May 22, 2017 Evolution Europe
North America 		42
The De-Tour July 6 – August 27, 2017 — North America 35
Singular Tour March 2 – April 11, 2019 Singular: Act I
Singular: Act II 		Asia
North America 		21
Emails I Can't Send Tour September 29, 2022 – August 4, 2023 Emails I Can't Send Asia
Europe
North America
South America 		80
Short n' Sweet Tour September 23, 2024 – November 23, 2025 Short n' Sweet Europe
North America 		72

Evolution Tour (2016–2017)

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Evolution Tour
Tour by Sabrina Carpenter
Promotional poster
Associated albumEvolution
Start dateOctober 18, 2016 (2016-10-18)
End dateMay 22, 2017 (2017-05-22)
Legs2
No. of shows42
Sabrina Carpenter concert chronology

The Evolution Tour was the first headlining concert tour by American singer Sabrina Carpenter, in support of her second studio album Evolution (2016). The tour began on October 18, 2016, in Nashville, Tennessee, and concluded on May 22, 2017, in Milan, Italy.

Background

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On September 4, 2016, a day after the announcement of Evolution, Carpenter announced that she would be going on her first headlining tour entitled the "Evolution Tour".[1] That same day she also announced the tour dates for the North American leg of the tour.[2] On March 1, 2017, Carpenter announced the European Leg of the tour along with the dates.[3]

Setlist

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This setlist is from the show in Nashville on October 18, 2016. It does not represent all concerts for the duration of the tour.

  1. "Smoke and Fire"
  2. "Feels Like Loneliness"
  3. "No Words"
  4. "Heathens"
  5. "Wildside"
  6. "Can't Blame a Girl for Trying"
  7. "Run and Hide"
  8. "We'll Be the Stars"
  9. "Thumbs"
  10. "Mirage"
  11. "Don't Want It Back"
  12. "Hotline Bling"
  13. "All We Have Is Love"
  14. "Space"
  15. "Eyes Wide Open"
  16. "On Purpose"

Encore

  2. "Shadows"

Shows

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List of 2016 shows[4]
Date (2016) City Country Venue
October 18 Nashville United States Rocketown
October 21 Atlanta The Loft
October 22 San Antonio Studio Theater at The Tobin Center
October 23 Austin 3Ten
October 24 Dallas Trees
October 27 West Hollywood The Roxy Theatre
October 29 Santa Barbara Lobero Theatre
October 30 San Francisco Slim's
November 1 Santa Ana Constellation Room
November 3 Seattle Nuemos
November 5 Portland Hawthorne Theatre
November 7 Denver Bluebird Theater
November 8 Omaha Slowdown
November 10 Kansas City Recordbar
November 11 Burnsville The Garage
November 13 Indianapolis Deluxe at Old National Centre
November 14 Pontiac Pike Room
November 16 Toronto Canada Mod Club
November 17 Buffalo United States Buffalo Iron Works
November 18 Albany The Hollow
November 19 Deer Park Tanger Outlets
November 21 New York City Highline Ballroom
November 23 Cambridge The Sinclair
November 25 Freehold iPlay America
November 26 Baltimore Soundstage Baltimore
November 27 Philadelphia The Foundry at The Fillmore Philadelphia
November 29 Vienna Jammin Java
November 30 Pittsburgh Stage AE
December 3 Cleveland Heights Grog Shop
December 4 Columbus A and R Music Bar
December 5 Milwaukee Turner Hall Ballroom
December 6 Chicago Schubas Tavern
December 10 St. Petersburg State Theatre
December 11 Jacksonville Jack Rabbits
December 13 Charlotte McGlohon Theatre at Spirit Square
December 14[A] Cincinnati Twentieth Century Theatre
December 19[B] Fort Lauderdale Parker Playhouse
List of 2017 shows[3]
Date (2017) City Country Venue
May 3 Glasgow Scotland O2 ABC Glasgow
May 12 Paris France Les Etoiles
May 20 Antwerp Belgium TRIX Music Center
May 21 Cologne Germany LUXOR
May 22 Milan Italy Magazzini Generali

The De-Tour (2017)

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The De-Tour
North American tour by Sabrina Carpenter
Promotional poster
Start dateJuly 6, 2017 (2017-07-06)
End dateAugust 27, 2017 (2017-08-27)
No. of shows35
Sabrina Carpenter concert chronology

The De-Tour was the second headlining concert tour by American singer Sabrina Carpenter. The tour began in Vancouver, British Columbia, on July 6, 2017, and concluded in Toronto, Ontario, on August 27, 2017. Carpenter announced the tour on April 26, 2017, along with the shows and the opening acts being New Hope Club and Alex Aiono.[6][7]

Setlist

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This setlist is from the show in Vancouver on July 6, 2017. It does not represent all concerts for the duration of the tour.

  1. "Feels Like Loneliness"
  2. "Smoke and Fire"
  3. "No Words"
  4. "Hands"
  5. "Run and Hide"
  6. "Space"
  7. "Mirage"
  8. "Thumbs"
  9. "All We Have Is Love"
  10. "Into You"
  11. "Can't Blame a Girl for Trying"
  12. "We'll Be the Stars"
  13. "Eyes Wide Open"
  14. "Shadows"
  15. "Wildside"
  16. "Why"
  17. "On Purpose"

Encore

  2. "Alone Together"

Shows

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List of 2017 shows
Date City Country Venue Opening act(s)
July 6 Vancouver Canada Vogue Theatre Alex Aiono
New Hope Club
July 8 Edmonton Winspear Centre
July 9 Calgary Calgary Stampede
July 11 Seattle United States Neptune Theatre
July 13 Portland Crystal Ballroom
July 15 San Francisco The Masonic
July 16 Santa Rosa Ruth Finley Person Theater
July 18 San Diego Balboa Theatre
July 19 Anaheim House of Blues
July 21 Los Angeles The Wiltern
July 22 Phoenix Comerica Theatre
July 24 Denver Paramount Theatre
July 26 Dallas Majestic Theatre
July 28 New Orleans Saenger Theatre
July 29 Hot Springs Timberwood Amphitheater
July 30 Houston Revention Music Center
August 2 Jacksonville Florida Theatre
August 4 Miami Beach The Fillmore Miami Beach
August 5 Orlando Walt Disney Theater
August 6 Atlanta The Tabernacle
August 8 Nashville Ryman Auditorium
August 9 Indianapolis Murat Theatre
August 11 West Allis Wisconsin State Fair
August 12 Detroit The Fillmore
August 13 Tinley Park Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre
August 15 Hamburg Erie County Fair
August 16 Pittsburgh Byham Theater
August 17 Cleveland Connor Palace
August 19 Hershey Hersheypark Stadium
August 20 Boston House of Blues
August 22 Montclair Wellmont Theater
August 23 Philadelphia The Fillmore
August 25 Charlotte Belk Theater
August 26 Timonium Maryland State Fair
August 27[C] Toronto Canada Budweiser Stage —

Singular Tour (2019)

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Singular Tour
Tour by Sabrina Carpenter
Promotional poster
Associated albums
Start dateMarch 2, 2019 (2019-03-02)
End dateApril 11, 2019 (2019-04-11)
Legs2
No. of shows
  • 16 in North America
  • 5 in Asia
  • 21 Total
Sabrina Carpenter concert chronology

The Singular Tour was the third concert tour by American singer Sabrina Carpenter, in support of her third and fourth studio albums, Singular: Act I (2018) and Singular: Act II (2019). The tour began on March 2, 2019, in Orlando, Florida at the Universal Studios Park and concluded on April 11, 2019, in Singapore at the Kallang Theater.

Background

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On December 21, 2018, Carpenter announced the Asian leg of the Singular Tour.[8] On January 28, 2019, Carpenter announced the North American leg of the tour along with the addition of the Singapore show on the Asian leg.[9] On February 1, 2019, tickets for both legs went on sale. On February 22, 2019, Carpenter announced that Maggie Lindemann would be the opening act for the North American leg of the tour.[10]

Setlist

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This setlist is from the show in Orlando on March 2, 2019. It does not represent all concerts for the duration of the tour.

  1. "Almost Love"
  2. "Bad Time"
  3. "Alien"
  4. "Mona Lisa"
  5. "Diamonds Are Forever"/ "Diamonds"
  6. "Thumbs"
  7. "On Purpose"
  8. "Pushing 20"
  9. "All We Have Is Love"
  10. "Why"
  11. "prfct"
  12. "Paris"
  13. "Hold Tight"
  14. "Sue Me"

Encore

  2. "Exhale"

Shows

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List of 2019 shows[11]
Date (2019) City Country Venue Opening act(s)
March 2[D] Orlando United States Universal Studios Florida —
March 3 Atlanta Buckhead Theatre Maggie Lindemann
March 4 Charlotte The Fillmore
March 6 Philadelphia Theatre of Living Arts
March 7 Boston Paradise Rock Club
March 9 Montclair Wellmont Theatre
March 10 Washington, D.C. 9:30 Club
March 12 New York City Irving Plaza
March 14 Toronto Canada The Opera House
March 15 Mashantucket United States Grand Theater at Foxwoods —
March 17 Detroit St. Andrew's Hall Maggie Lindemann
March 18 Chicago House of Blues
March 21[E] Las Vegas —
March 22 San Diego Maggie Lindemann
March 24 Berkeley UC Theatre
March 25 Los Angeles Henry Fonda Theatre
April 1 Osaka Japan Namba Hatch —
April 2 Nagoya Diamond Hall
April 4 Tokyo EX Theater Roppongi
April 6 Seoul South Korea Yes24 Live Hall
April 11 Singapore Kallang Theater

Cancelled shows

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Date (2019) City Country Venue Reason
April 9 Manila Philippines New Frontier Theater Unknown[12][13]

Personnel

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  • Sabrina Carpenter – vocals, bass[F]
  • Sarah Carpenter – backing vocals
  • Kat Cheng – backup dancer
  • Andranita Smith-Shannon – backup dancer
  • Caleb Nelson – guitar
  • Tobias Urbanczyk – drums
  • Korey Fells Jr. – keyboard
  • Amber Park – creative direction
  • Toogie Barcelo – choreography
  • Fabien Herrera – lighting design (for wasted potential)
  • Chad Fellers-Doughty – lighting design (for wasted potential)
  • Kevin Labitan – lighting design (for wasted potential)
  • Aron Fromm – design
  • Robert Gotham – design
  • Blunt Action – design
  • Justin West – design
  • Dustin Stanek – design
  • After the Smoke – design
  • Zouassi – design
  • Marcello Ambriz – photography

Credits adapted from Instagram[14] and Amber Park's website.[15]

Emails I Can't Send Tour (2022–2023)

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Main article: Emails I Can't Send Tour

Short n' Sweet Tour (2024–2025)

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Main article: Short n' Sweet Tour

See also

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Notes

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References

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American singer-songwriter and actress Sabrina Carpenter has undertaken five headlining concert tours since 2016, each supporting key releases in her discography and marking her progression from Disney-affiliated teen pop to mainstream arena pop stardom. Carpenter's debut headlining outing, the Evolution Tour (2016–2017), promoted her second studio album Evolution and featured over 40 performances across and , blending pop-rock sets in theaters and mid-sized venues. Her follow-up, The De-Tour (2017), consisted of 35 dates primarily in North American clubs and theaters, serving as a bridge between albums while highlighting tracks from and previews of upcoming material. The Singular Tour (2019) supported her third and fourth albums, Singular: Act I and Singular: Act II, with 21 shows spanning and Asia—her first international expansion—including high-energy performances of singles like and "Exhale." In 2022–2023, the backed her fifth album of the same name, comprising 80 headlining dates across four continents and selling out rapidly, with notable setlists featuring hits like "" and intimate storytelling elements. Currently ongoing as of November 2025, the Short n' Sweet Tour (2024–2025) is Carpenter's first arena tour, announced in June 2024 with an initial 29 North American dates expanded to include Europe and additional U.S. legs, supported by artists like , , and , and grossing millions while performing chart-toppers such as "" and "Please Please Please."

Overview

Early Live Performances

gained initial prominence as an actress and singer through her starring role as Maya Hart on the series , which premiered in 2014 and ran until 2017. This exposure introduced her to a young audience and laid the foundation for her music career, blending with musical endeavors during her early teenage years. Her debut single, "Can't Blame a Girl for Trying," released in March 2014 as the lead track from her self-titled EP, marked her entry into recording music and was performed at various promotional events tied to her affiliation. These included small-scale showcases like a mini-concert at the Studio lot in , in April 2014, where she debuted the song live to build early buzz. The single's release aligned with her growing visibility on the network, helping to establish her as an emerging artist. Early live appearances expanded to Disney-hosted concerts and television slots, such as performances at the in 2015 and 2016, where she showcased tracks from her debut album Eyes Wide Open (2015). At the 2015 ceremony, she delivered a medley of "We'll Be the Stars" and "Eyes Wide Open," earning the award for Best Crush Song for her debut single; in 2016, she performed "Smoke and Fire" from her upcoming album. She also appeared on morning shows like in June 2015, singing selections from Eyes Wide Open, and The Today Show in November 2016, debuting "." These events, along with award ceremonies and promotional spots, numbered approximately 20–30 in total from 2014 to 2016, emphasizing fan engagement through meet-and-greets and intimate venues to cultivate her initial fanbase without a structured tour. Tracks like "We'll Be the Stars" and "Eyes Wide Open" were staples in these pre-album promotion settings, often featured at fan meet-and-greets and smaller venues such as fairgrounds and holiday specials, including the in 2014. These performances focused on acoustic and stripped-down arrangements to highlight her vocal abilities and connect personally with audiences, transitioning her from Disney acting roles to live music stages. This phase culminated in her first headlining tour, the Evolution Tour, in late 2016.

Headlining Tours Summary

Sabrina Carpenter has embarked on five headlining concert tours throughout her career, beginning with the Evolution Tour in 2016–2017, which consisted of 42 shows, followed by The De-Tour in 2017 with 33 shows, the Singular Tour in 2019 featuring 22 shows, the in 2022–2023 comprising 80 shows, and the ongoing Short n' Sweet Tour in 2024–2025 with approximately 75 shows scheduled as of November 2025. These tours have collectively accounted for approximately 250 headlining performances across , , , and , building on her foundational early live performances that provided initial stage experience. Each headlining tour has been tied to a specific point in Carpenter's discography, with the and The De-Tour supporting her second studio album Evolution (2016), the Singular Tour promoting her third and fourth albums Singular: Act I (2018) and Singular: Act II (2019), the aligned with her fifth album (2022), and the Short n' Sweet Tour backing her sixth album Short n' Sweet (2024). Key milestones include the Evolution Tour marking Carpenter's first international expansion with a European leg, the representing her largest-scale effort to date by spanning four continents, and the Short n' Sweet Tour, which remains ongoing as of November 2025 with additional North American dates scheduled through the end of the year.

Evolution Tour (2016–2017)

Background

The Tour was announced on September 4, 2016, as Sabrina Carpenter's first headlining , supporting her second studio album Evolution, released on October 14, 2016, by . The tour highlighted Carpenter's transition from Disney-associated performances to independent pop-rock shows in theaters and mid-sized venues. Tickets went on sale September 9, 2016, with VIP packages available through VIP Nation, including meet-and-greets and exclusive merchandise. The tour blended tracks from with earlier material, marking her progression as a live performer.

Setlist

The setlist for the Evolution Tour typically included 10–12 songs, focusing on Evolution tracks alongside selections from her debut album Eyes Wide Open (2015) and covers. It varied slightly by date but averaged the following order:
  • "Smoke and Fire"
  • "Feels Like Loneliness"
  • "No Words"
  • "Heathens" ( cover)
  • "Wildside"
  • "Can't Blame a Girl for Trying"
  • "Run and Hide"
  • "We'll Be the Stars"
  • "All We Have Is Love"
  • "Thumbs"
Encores often featured "Eyes Wide Open" or fan favorites like "On Purpose." Performances lasted about 60–75 minutes, with high-energy pop-rock arrangements.

Shows

The Evolution Tour consisted of 43 shows across two legs: a North American leg from October 18, 2016, to December 19, 2016 (37 dates), and a European leg from May 3 to May 22, 2017 (6 dates), spanning the , , and select European cities. It opened on October 18, 2016, at Rocketown in , and closed on May 22, 2017, at Magazzini Generali in , . Notable venues included The Roxy Theatre in (October 27, 2016), and in (May 10, 2017). Opening acts varied, including Citizen Four and on select dates. No major cancellations were reported, though one U.S. show was rescheduled due to scheduling conflicts. The tour successfully sold out many dates, grossing an estimated several hundred thousand dollars and receiving positive reviews for Carpenter's stage presence.

The De-Tour (2017)

Background

The De-Tour was announced on April 26, 2017, via as Sabrina Carpenter's second headlining , following her Evolution Tour. The tour served as a transitional outing between her second album (2016) and upcoming releases, featuring performances of tracks from alongside previews of new material. It consisted of 33 dates across , primarily in theaters and mid-sized venues, with special guests and opening on select shows. Fan club presale began on April 28, 2017, with general tickets on sale the following weekend.

Setlist

The setlist for The De-Tour typically included 16–18 songs, focusing on Evolution material with covers and earlier tracks. A representative set from the July 6, 2017, opening show in was as follows:
  • "Feels Like Loneliness"
  • "Smoke and Fire"
  • "No Words"
  • "Hands"
  • "Run and Hide"
  • ""
  • ""
  • ""
  • "All We Have Is Love"
  • "Into You" (Ariana Grande cover)
  • "On Purpose"
  • "Almost Love"
  • "Why"
  • "Seamless"
  • "Can't Blame a for Trying"
  • "We'll Be the Stars"
  • Encore: "" (Fall Out Boy cover)
Variations occurred across shows, with some including additional covers like "What a Wonderful World" or tracks from her debut album Eyes Wide Open (2015). The performances lasted approximately 75–90 minutes, emphasizing pop-rock arrangements and audience interaction.

Shows

The De-Tour commenced on July 6, 2017, at the Vogue Theatre in , , and concluded on August 27, 2017, at Budweiser Stage in , , encompassing 33 shows across the and . Venues ranged from theaters like the Paramount Theatre in to auditoriums such as the in Nashville. Key dates included:
  • July 6, 2017 – Vancouver, BC – Vogue Theatre
  • July 13, 2017 – Portland, OR – Crystal Ballroom
  • July 22, 2017 – Phoenix, AZ – Comerica Theatre
  • August 5, 2017 – Orlando, FL – Walt Disney Theater
  • August 12, 2017 – Detroit, MI –
  • August 27, 2017 – Toronto, ON – Budweiser Stage
No cancellations or rescheduling were reported, and the tour received positive reviews for Carpenter's live energy and vocal delivery, though commercial data such as grosses were not publicly detailed.

Singular Tour (2019)

Background

The Singular Tour was announced on January 28, 2019, as Sabrina Carpenter's third headlining concert tour, in support of her third studio album Singular: Act I (released November 9, 2018) and previewing material from the upcoming Singular: Act II (released July 19, 2019). The initial leg consisted of 16 North American dates starting March 2, 2019, at in Orlando, with tickets going on sale February 1, 2019. An Asian extension was added earlier on December 21, 2018, marking Carpenter's first performances in the region. Opening act Maggie Lindemann supported the North American shows, while the tour emphasized high-energy pop performances in theaters and mid-sized venues, blending tracks from Singular: Act I with earlier hits. Production incorporated dynamic lighting and choreography to highlight Carpenter's transition to mature pop artistry.

Setlist

The setlist for the Singular Tour typically included 14–15 songs, focusing on Singular: Act I while incorporating selections from previous albums like Evolution (2016). A representative set from the March 2, 2019, opening show in Orlando was:
  1. "Almost Love"
  2. "Bad Time"
  3. "Alien"
  4. ""
  5. "Diamonds Are Forever" / "Diamonds"
  6. "Thumbs"
  7. "On Purpose"
  8. "Pushing 20"
  9. "All We Have Is Love"
  10. "Why"
  11. "prfct"
  12. ""
  13. "Hold Tight"
  14. ""
Encore: "Exhale" Variations occurred across dates, with occasional additions like "Sue Me" as a high-energy closer and improvisational elements in encores. The performance duration averaged 75–90 minutes, emphasizing vocal showcases and audience interaction.

Shows

The Singular Tour comprised 21 shows from March 2 to April 11, 2019, spanning (16 dates) and Asia (5 dates). Key North American performances included March 3 at The Buckhead Theatre in Atlanta, Georgia; March 6 at The Theatre of Living Arts in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; March 12 at in ; and March 25 at The Fonda Theatre in , . The Asian leg began April 3 at in , (cancelled for unknown reasons), followed by April 6 in , ; April 8 in , ; April 10 in ; and April 11 at Kallang Theater in . No major cancellations affected the North American portion, and the tour sold out several venues, contributing to Carpenter's growing international presence.

Personnel

The Singular Tour featured a compact live band that delivered a pop-rock sound, emphasizing energetic instrumentation and vocal harmonies to support Sabrina Carpenter's performances. Sabrina Carpenter served as the , occasionally playing to add a personal flair to select tracks. Her sister, Sarah Carpenter, contributed backing vocals, enhancing family-oriented moments like shared bridges in songs such as "Hold Tight." The rhythm section was anchored by drummer Tobias Urbanczyk, an alumnus of , whose work on the tour helped drive the upbeat tempo and live dynamics across U.S. and Asian dates. Additional band members included Caleb Nelson and Korey Fells Jr. Backup dancers Kat Cheng and Andranita Smith-Shannon supported . The production team played a crucial role in executing the tour's visual and logistical elements, with tour manager Neil Rinden overseeing overall operations and production manager Eric Gerloff coordinating the technical aspects. designer and director Kevin Labitan, from Wasted Potential, crafted immersive effects programmed by a team including Chad Fellers-Doughty and Marcus Jessup, while video director Brianna Osorio handled projections to complement the pop-rock aesthetic. This crew setup, supported by companies like RKDE for lighting and Anton Video Concept for visuals, maintained consistency without mid-tour alterations, enabling fluid integration with the setlist for engaging, high-energy shows.

Emails I Can't Send Tour (2022–2023)

Background

The Emails I Can't Send Tour was announced on August 15, 2022, as Sabrina Carpenter's fourth headlining concert tour, in support of her fifth studio album Emails I Can't Send, released on July 15, 2022. An initial hint came on July 31, 2022, via Instagram, where Carpenter shared a childhood photo and asked fans for tour song suggestions. The tour consisted of 80 dates across four continents: North America (three legs), Europe, Asia, and South America. Supporting act Girlhouse was announced on September 24, 2022. A second North American leg was added on December 12, 2022, and a European leg was announced on January 30, 2023, due to high demand, with several venues upgraded. Notable incidents included the postponement of the September 27, 2022, show due to and the cancellation of the Portland show on October 18, 2022, following a . Artist presale began on August 17, 2022, with general sale on August 19, and many dates sold out quickly.

Setlist

The setlist for the typically included 16–18 songs, focusing on tracks from the album alongside earlier hits and covers, with intimate storytelling elements and high-energy performances. A representative setlist from the 2023 leg, such as the March 16 show in Hollywood, California, was as follows:
  1. "Emails I Can't Send"
  2. "Vicious"
  3. "Fast Times"
  4. "Tornado Warnings"
  5. ""
  6. ""
  7. "Read Your Mind"
  8. "Bad for Business"
  9. "because i liked a boy"
  10. "Decode"
  11. "Taste"
  12. "Skin"
  13. "Looking at Me"
  14. "Already Over"
  15. "please please please" (debuted later)
  16. "" (encore, with city-specific outros)
Variations occurred across legs; for example, the 2022 Atlanta opener featured 16 songs without "Feather," while 2023 shows added covers like "Dreams" by . The performance lasted approximately 80–90 minutes.

Shows

The commenced on September 29, 2022, at Center Stage in , Georgia, and concluded on August 4, 2023, at Grant Park in , Illinois, comprising 80 headlining dates. The first leg spanned 12 North American shows in theaters and clubs from late September to October 2022. A second North American leg in spring 2023 included over 30 dates across the US and , with venues like Terminal 5 in and House of Blues in . The European leg featured 13 shows in January–February 2023, including dates at the 3Olympia Theatre in and Eventim Apollo in . The Asian leg had 7 performances in March 2023, such as Toyosu PIT in , and the South American leg included 2 festival appearances in April 2023 at Jockey Club in Rio de Janeiro and Anhangabaú River in . The tour wrapped with festival sets at and others in summer 2023. Many dates sold out, with no major cancellations beyond the noted incidents, highlighting Carpenter's growing popularity.

Short n' Sweet Tour (2024–2025)

Background

The Short n' Sweet Tour was announced on June 20, 2024, as Sabrina Carpenter's first headlining arena tour, coinciding with the buildup to her sixth studio album of the same name, released on August 23, 2024. The announcement highlighted 29 initial North American dates starting September 23, 2024, in , capitalizing on the momentum from viral singles like "" and "Please Please Please," which propelled Carpenter to peak popularity. An additional European leg of nine shows was revealed on July 18, 2024, expanding the tour to March 2025 and focusing primarily on and to meet international demand; this leg was later expanded with additional dates announced on December 2, 2024, increasing it to 19 shows. Special guests were announced for various legs, including , , and Griff for dates, and for , with no single fixed across the full run. Production emphasized high-energy visuals in a TV studio-inspired concept, featuring elaborate set pieces simulating a high-rise and interactive elements like a "" song selection game during performances. presale began June 25, 2024, via Carpenter's , followed by general sale on June 28, with tickets selling out rapidly and prompting added dates due to overwhelming hype from the album's pop success.

Setlist

The setlist for the Short n' Sweet Tour's 2025 leg typically comprises 16–18 songs in the main set, evolving from the initial 2024 performances to incorporate fresh material and interactive elements while emphasizing tracks from the album Short n' Sweet. The show opens dynamically with "," setting an energetic tone, followed by a mix of upbeat pop anthems and introspective cuts such as "Good Graces," "Slim Pickins," "Bed Chem," "Please Please Please," and "," which often serves as a climactic closer. For the encore, Sabrina Carpenter delivers variations of "Nonsense," frequently adapting the outro with improvised, humorous lyrics tailored to the city or audience, enhancing the personal connection. Updates for the 2025 leg include fan-voted additions through the interactive "Spin the Bottle" segment, where a bottle spin selects surprise covers or deep cuts, adding unpredictability; this builds on the September 2024 tour opener in , which featured a similar core but fewer debuts. The performance runs approximately 85 minutes, blending playful pop aesthetics with theatrical surprises like video interludes and guest appearances.

Shows

The Short n' Sweet Tour comprises 72 shows across three legs. The initial North American leg consisted of 28 shows from September 23 to October 18, 2024. The European leg included 19 shows from March 3 to April 4, 2025, spanning major arenas across the continent, including performances at Co-op Live in Manchester on March 13 and 14, 2025. This leg concluded without major cancellations, with several dates, such as the March 8 and 9 shows at The O2 in London, selling out rapidly and contributing to early tour grosses exceeding expectations. The North American shows are divided into two legs: the first as noted above, and a second leg of 25 shows from October 23 to November 23, 2025, visiting prominent venues like in for back-to-back performances on November 10 and 11, 2025, and in for shows on November 16 and 17, 2025. As of November 10, 2025, the tour was ongoing, with approximately 62 shows completed across all legs and no significant cancellations reported, though minor rescheduling occurred due to production adjustments in early 2025. Notable highlights include multiple sold-out arenas, such as the five-night stand at in New York from October 26 to November 1, 2025, which set attendance records for the venue in recent years. The tour has achieved substantial commercial success, grossing over $100 million from reported dates by mid-2025, with average per-show earnings around $1.6 million, underscoring its impact as one of the top-grossing pop tours of the period.

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