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It’s officially the summer of Sabrina Carpenter. On top of dropping arguably the song of the season with “Espresso,” playing Governors Ball, and reaching the top of the charts with “Please Please Please,” the singer-songwriter recently announced her plans to embark on a multi-city tour this fall across North America.
Dubbed the Short n’ Sweet Tour, Carpenter’s upcoming concert dates will support her forthcoming studio album of the same name, which drops on Aug. 23. But shortly after the tour officially went on sale in June, tickets to Carpenter’s 2024 concerts quickly sold out online.
Quick Answers: Where to Buy Sabrina Carpenter Tickets
“Writing you guys from Europe right now deeply staring into the ocean and thinking about how thankful I am for you guys,” Carpenter wrote in a newsletter on July 5. “You helped me achieve my first ever #1 single last week and then sold out my entire arena tour. i can’t express how much this means to me and how i wouldn’t have been able to do any of it without u.”
Want to see Carpenter on one of her upcoming Short n’ Sweet Tour dates? Here’s where fans can still find tickets online.
How to Buy Sabrina Carpenter Tickets Online
Tickets for Carpenter’s Short n’ Sweet Tour sold out shortly after they first went on sale. But luckily, fans can still find available passes on verified resale sites, including Ticketmaster, Vivid Seats, and StubHub, to name a few. Read on for where to get Sabrina Carpenter tickets online — along with promo codes and discounts to know about.
Editor’s Note: Tickets may be priced higher than face value on ticket resale sites.
Find Sabrina Carpenter Short n’ Sweet Tour Tickets on Ticketmaster
If you’re looking for official Sabrina Carpenter tickets online, you’ll want to make sure you’re buying them through a trusted ticket reseller. Short n’ Sweet Tour tickets sold out on Ticketmaster, but Carpenter’s fans can still score verified resale tickets for all of the upcoming concerts this fall. We spotted tickets ranging in price from around $295 per ticket, and going up to $950+ a piece.
Find Sabrina Carpenter Short n’ Sweet Tour Tickets on StubHub
We recommend checking for resale tickets for Carpenter’s Short n’ Sweet Tour on reliable ticket resale site StubHub. StubHub currently has available tickets for the 2024 trek, with prices starting at $244 per ticket for the opening night in Columbus, Ohio. StubHub also lists if the ticket gets you a clear or slightly obstructed view, so you don’t have to guess before purchasing your seats.
Find Sabrina Carpenter Short n’ Sweet Tour Tickets on Vivid Seats
Vivid Seats is also a reliable, trustworthy ticket reseller for music fans looking for legitimate concert tickets online — including the Short n’ Sweet Tour. And if you’re shopping on Vivid Seats for the first time and looking to snag a ticket to Carpenter’s sold-out Short n’ Sweet Tour dates, you can use the promo code RS2024 to take $20 off your $200+ ticket purchase.
Find Sabrina Carpenter Short n’ Sweet Tour Tickets on TicketNetwork
Another ticket reseller that has Sabrina Carpenter tickets is TicketNetwork. Resale stubs on its website currently run around $395 a piece for the opening show in Columbus, and get you a seat in the 200-level section of the arena. That said, prices could dip the closer the concert gets, though we still recommend scooping up your tickets before they’re sold out for good. TicketNetwork will also offer refunds for canceled shows. Fans can use the promo code TNTIX for $10 off their order.
Find Sabrina Carpenter Short n’ Sweet Tour Tickets on Gametime
At the time of this writing, fans who didn’t secure their Carpenter tickets the first time they went on sale can look for them on ticket reseller Gametime. Tickets for the opening night start at $217 a piece on the site (at the time of publication).
Find Sabrina Carpenter Short n’ Sweet Tour Tickets on SeatGeek
SeatGeek shoppers can get a $10 discount on tickets for Carpenter’s Short n’ Sweet concerts with the promo code ROLLINGSTONE10. (Keep in mind that the discount is valid on first-time tickets purchases over $250.) Tickets are available on SeatGeek for each night of Carpenter’s upcoming tour. (SeatGeek also makes it easy to return tickets, if needed, up until September 20.)
Pre-Order
Sabrina Carpenter ‘Short n’ Sweet’
Vinyl LP
Due August 23, Sabrina Carpenter’s upcoming studio album, Short n’ Sweet, is now available to pre-order online, including this Target exclusive LP. The project features the singles “Espresso” and the Jack Antonoff-produced “Please Please Please.”
“I never had the plan B, and it wasn’t even a thought in my mind that it wouldn’t work out,” Carpenter recently told Rolling Stone. “I just always knew it was about not if it would happen but when it would happen.”
Sabrina Carpenter Tour Dates 2024
A week after selling out her Short n’ Sweet Tour, Carpenter posted a note to fans on social media. “And just like that you guys sold out the entire short n’ sweet tour, espresso went #1 at pop radio andddddd i slid down the slide :’) thank you all so so much!!!” Carpenter recently wrote on Instagram, “i can’t wait to see you on the road.”
Taylor Swift — whom Carpenter joined on a previous leg of the Eras Tour — commented: “SUMMER OF SABRINA AND MAY IT CONTINUE FOREVER.”
Kicking off in September at Nationwide Arena in Columbus, Ohio, Carpenter‘s Short n’ Sweet Tour spans 29 concerts across North America, including Madison Square Garden in New York City, the United Center in Chicago, Illinois, the Moody Center in Austin, Texas, and wraps up in November at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, California in November. Here’s where fans can see Carpenter on the road this fall.
Sept. 23 — Columbus, OH @ Nationwide Arena
Sept. 25 — Toronto, Ontario @ Scotiabank Arena
Sept. 26 — Detroit, MI @ Little Caesars Arena
Sept. 29 — New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden
Oct. 2 — Hartford, CT @ XL Center
Oct. 3 — Boston, MA @ TD Garden
Oct. 5 — Baltimore, MD @ CFG Bank Arena
Oct. 8 — Philadelphia, PA @ Wells Fargo Center
Oct. 11 — Montreal, QC @ Centre Ball
Oct. 13 — Chicago, IL @ United Center
Oct. 14 — Minneapolis, MN @ Target Center
Oct. 16 — Nashville, TN @ Bridgestone Arena
Oct. 17 — Saint Louis, MO @ Chaifetz Arena
Oct. 19 — Raleigh, NC @ PNC Arena
Oct. 20 — Charlottesville, VA @ John Paul Jones Arena
Oct. 22 — Atlanta, GA @ State Farm Arena
Oct. 24 — Orlando, FL @ Kia Center
Oct. 25 — Tampa, FL @ Amalie Arena
Oct. 28 — Austin, TX @ Moody Center
Oct. 30 — Dallas, TX @ American Airlines Center
Nov. 1 — Denver, CO @ Ball Arena
Nov. 2 — Salt Lake City, UT @ Delta Center
Nov. 4 — Vancouver, BC @ Pacific Coliseum
Nov. 6 — Seattle, WA @ Climate Pledge Arena
Nov. 7 — Portland, OR @ Moda Center
Nov. 9 — San Francisco, CA @ Chase Center
Nov. 10 — San Diego, CA @ Pechanga Arena
Nov. 13 — Phoenix, AZ @ Footprint Center
Nov. 15 — Los Angeles, CA @ Crypto.com Arena
