Sabrina Carpenter release ‘Short n’ Sweet’ album, video for ‘Taste’

Today, Sabrina Carpenter shares her eagerly awaited new album, Short n’ Sweet, out now via Polydor Records. The album, showcasing her showstopping vocals and sharp songcraft, has been poised as one of the most anticipated albums of 2024 and represents the superstar’s culmination of a historic year.

Alongside, Sabrina shares the official music video for album opener, ‘Taste’. The Dave Meyers directed video features Jenna Ortega starring with Sabrina in a thrilling and exhilarating visual experience.

With two smash hits already off the album, Sabrina notably made history by emerging as “the first female artist to top the Billboard Global 200 and Global Ex-US charts simultaneously with two different songs,” namely ‘Espresso’ and ‘Please Please Please’. Carpenter has also continued to break records in the UK, with ‘Espresso’ spending seven non-consecutive weeks at number 1 and ‘Please Please Please’ landing five non-consecutive weeks at number 1. This year Sabrina has surpassed her own milestone as the female artist to occupy numbers 1 and 2 for the longest ever period in the UK charts, at five weeks (equalled only by Ed Sheeran). A true cultural icon, she even starred in an official 2024 NBC Olympics commercial.

Short n’ Sweet was written by Sabrina Carpenter with Amy Allen, Julia Michaels and Steph Jones, along with John Ryan, Julian Bunetta, and Jack Antonoff who also produced the record. This is Sabrina’s most personal album yet, penning 12 tracks that are undeniably relatable and honest, crafting a uniquely diverse yet remarkably cohesive work of art. On the eve of the album release she joined Jimmy Fallon on The Tonight Show, with a performance at the MTV Video Music Awards also confirmed for next month (where she is up for six awards).

Next month, Sabrina Carpenter will embark on the North American leg of her Short n’ Sweet Tour, which kicks off September 23rd and encompasses 33 sold-out arena dates. Amaare, Griff and Declan McKenna will open, whilst Sabrina has partnered with PLUS1 to launch the Sabrina Carpenter Fund, which will support the well-being of people and animals, including national and local organizations working on mental health issues, animal welfare, and support for the LGBTQ+ community. Sabrina’s Short n’ Sweet Tour hits the UK and Europe early next year, with another instantly sold-out run of arena dates including two nights at The O2 (only Sabrina’s second ever London headline show). Support comes from rising UK star, Rachel Chinouriri.

SHORT N’ SWEET 

1. ‘Taste’
2. ‘Please Please Please’
3. ‘Good Graces’
4. ‘Sharpest Tool’
5. ‘Coincidence’
6. ‘Bed Chem’
7. ‘Espresso’
8. ‘Dumb & Poetic’
9. ‘Slim Pickins’
10. ‘Juno’
11. ‘Lie To Girls’
12. ‘Don’t Smile’

23.09.24 || Columbus, OH || Nationwide Arena (sold out)
25.09.24 || Toronto, Ontario || Scotiabank Arena (sold out)
26.09.24 || Detroit, MI || Little Caesars Arena (sold out)
29.09.24 || New York, NY || Madison Square Garden (sold out)
30.09.24 || Brooklyn, NY || Barclays Center (sold out)
02.10.24 || Hartford, CT || XL Center (sold out)
03.10.24 || Boston, MA || TD Garden (sold out)
05.10.24 || Baltimore, MD || CFG Bank Arena (sold out)
08.10.24 || Philadelphia, PA || Wells Fargo Center (sold out)
11.10.24 || Montreal, QC || Centre Ball (sold out)
13.10.24 || Chicago, IL || United Center (sold out)
14.10.24 || Minneapolis, MN || Target Center (sold out)
16.10.24 || Nashville, TN || Bridgestone Arena (sold out)
17.10.24 || Saint Louis, MO || Chaifetz Arena (sold out)
19.10.24 || Raleigh, NC || PNC Arena (sold out)
20.10.24 || Charlottesville, VA || John Paul Jones Arena (sold out)
22.10.24 || Atlanta, GA || State Farm Arena (sold out)
24.10.24 || Orlando, FL || Kia Center (sold out)
25.10.24 || Tampa, FL || Amalie Arena (sold out)
27.10.24 || Houston, TX || Toyota Center (sold out)
28.10.24 || Austin, TX || Moody Center (sold out)
30.10.24 || Dallas, TX || American Airlines Center (sold out)
01.11.24 || Denver, CO || Ball Arena (sold out)
02.11.24 || Salt Lake City, UT || Delta Center (sold out)
04.11.24 || Vancouver, BC || Pacific Coliseum (sold out)
06.11.24 || Seattle, WA || Climate Pledge Arena (sold out)
07.11.24 || Portland, OR || Moda Center (sold out)
09.11.24 || San Francisco, CA || Chase Center (sold out)
10.11.24 || San Diego, CA || Pechanga Arena (sold out)
13.11.24 || Phoenix, AZ || Footprint Center (sold out)
15.11.24 || Los Angeles, CA || Crypto.com Arena (sold out)
17.11.24 || Inglewood, CA || Kia Forum (sold out)
18.11.24 || Inglewood, CA || Kia Forum (sold out)

03.03.25 || Dublin || 3Arena (sold out)
04.03.25 || Dublin || 3Arena (sold out)
06.03.25 || Birmingham || Utilita Arena (sold out)
08.03.25 || London || The O2 (sold out)
09.03.25 || London || The O2 (sold out)
11.03.25 || Glasgow || OVO Hydro (sold out)
13.03.25 || Manchester || Co-op Live (sold out)
16.03.25 || Paris || Accor Arena (sold out)
19.03.25 || Berlin || Uber Arena (sold out)
22.03.25 || Brussels || ING Arena (sold out)
23.03.25 || Amsterdam || Ziggo Dome (sold out)

ABOUT SABRINA CARPENTER:

Sabrina Carpenter has enchanted an audience of millions as a singer, songwriter, actress and style icon. With her music, she has delivered one anthem after another on stage and in the studio, earning multiple gold and platinum certifications, and performing to sold out crowds around the world.  On-screen, she has generated mega-fandom through starring roles on television and film. She is signed to Island Records, where she debuted her acclaimed Gold-certified fifth studio album, emails i can’t send, which appeared on many “Best Of 2022” lists including Rolling Stone and Billboard. The album features her hit single ‘Feather’ which went #1 at Top 40 Radio, earning Sabrina her first #1. The platinum hit single also peaked at #21 on the Billboard Hot 100 and has amassed over 600M global streams to date. In addition to her growing list of acting and music credits, she was selected for Forbes’ prestigious “30 Under 30” list. Her sold out emails i can’t send tour took her to North America, Europe, Asia and Brazil, and she recently served as direct support for Taylor Swift in Latin America, Australia and Singapore on the Era’s Tour. In April, Sabrina made her Coachella debut and was one of the most talked about artists of the festival. Ahead of her Coachella debut, she released her single ‘Espresso’, which has quickly climbed the charts. Upon release, Pitchfork declared ‘Espresso’ as “in pole position to be this year’s song of the summer,” and The New York Times heralded the single as the song ready to “propel her to the next level”. Since its release, ‘Espresso’ has gone on to reach #1 on the UK & Australian singles charts, Top 5 in the US, and #1 on Spotify globally, where it reached over 200M streams within its first month. Her second single, ‘Please Please Please,’ was released in June and shot straight up to the top of the charts. The single hit #1 on Spotify’s Global and US charts, #1 on Apple Music and debuted at #2  on the Billboard Hot 100 before claiming the #1 spot a week later. Sabrina made her Saturday Night Live debut in May on the season finale where she performed ‘Espresso’ and ‘Feather/Nonsense/. Her highly anticipated sixth studio album, Short n’ Sweet, is out now.