Sabrina Carpenter, the Queen of glowy blush, coquette dresses and full-bodied curtain bangs, has added extra dates to her UK tour – and tickets have gone on sale this morning.
The 25-year-old singer has taken over the UK music charts with force this summer, with her catchy singles Espresso and Please Please Please. So, it’s only right that she’s coming to see us in March 2025 as part of her highly-anticipated Short n’ Sweet world tour.
While this does come with some controversy – fans are taking social media to express their dismay at how expensive the American singer’s tour tickets are – it’s the final chance to get your hands on them. So, if you fancy screaming “I’m working late, cause I’m a singer” alongside thousands of other Sabrina fans next March, it’s time to act.
Full list of Sabrina Carpenter UK tour dates for Short n’ Sweet – included extra dates added:
As the hometown of her bathwater-drinking beau Barry Keoghan, it feels fitting that Dublin is the first stop of the European and UK leg of this highly-anticipated world tour. And after gracing the famous 3Arena on 3rd March 2025, Sabrina’s set to cross the Irish Sea, and bring the show-stopping Short n’ Sweet tour to four lucky UK cities:
How to get Sabrina Carpenter tour tickets
The general sale for the Short n’ Sweet UK tour officially goes live today, at 10am on Friday 26th July. This includes dates across Glasgow, Manchester, Dublin, Birmingham and London.
Demand for the Sabrina Carpenter tour is expected to be high, so be sure to have your Ticketmaster login details to hand and get online as quickly as you can.
This release follows Sabrina Carpenter tour pre-sale at the beginning of the week. If you already pre-ordered Sabrina’s Short n’ Sweet album — or you’re a O2, OVO, or CO-OP Priority customer — you could get your hands on tickets any time from 10am on Tuesday 23rd July. Alternatively, the artist pre-sale went live at 12pm — and there was also a Live Nation pre-sale which kicked off at 10am on Thursday 24th July.
How much do Sabrina Carpenter UK tour tickets cost?
Prices will vary from venue to venue — but most ticket operators have stated that tickets start from £58. As is always the case, the lowest-priced tickets are set to sell out first.
What is the Sabrina Carpenter UK tour ticket controversy about?
Pricing is hot topic, though: there has been a lot of conversation on social media this week after pre-sale ticket buyers complained about being “forced out” of attending major shows thanks to tickets being too expensive.
