Short N Sweet Tour Forever!
“This show really was everything I’ve dreamt of making since i was young,” singer writes after 14-month trek concluded earlier this week
After 14 months and over 70 shows, Sabrina Carpenter finally closed out her Short n’ Sweet Tour earlier this week with a six-night stand at Los Angeles’ Crypto.com Arena. On Friday, the singer bid her final farewell to the lengthy trek on social media in a series of posts reminiscing about the “lightning in a bottle” tour.
“This show really was everything I’ve dreamt of making since i was young,” Carpenter wrote of the tour. “This combined with a literal house that became a home of a stage + working with the sweetest most talented hardworking souls every day, so much laughter and moments that felt straight out of a sitcom, has meant that i am feeling every bit of this ending and feeling it hard!”
She wrote to the fans, “You guys sold out every single show in some of my dream bucket list venues and reminded me each and every night why i love what i do and im so lucky to do it. I truly think I’ll look back on this tour when I’m old and gray and wish i could step back into my go go boots just oneee more time.”
Carpenter went on to thank her dancers, band, and crew members behind the scenes, as well as acknowledge the $1.5 million the Short n’ Sweet Tour raised for non-profit organizations.
“This show would fall flat on its face without my audience. you accepted me 100% and i am so beyond thankful. Unlikely I’ll ever do a tour where i get to sing on a toilet again. I could never recreate it and I’ll never try!” Carpenter added.
“If you came to see a show, if you watched and cheered us on from afar, or if you only tuned in for a 3 second position, i cannot thank you enough. I love you and I’m missing you already.”
Over on TikTok, Carpenter also humorously spotlighted some things she’ll miss about the Short n’ Sweet Tour:
The Man’s Best Friend singer will return to the road in 2026 — presumably with a whole new stage act without arrests — when she headlines South American Lollapaloozas in Chile, Argentina, and Brazil, as well as headlining Coachella in April.