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06 Sept 2025
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American pop star Sabrina Carpenter has announced a new Irish date for her March 2025 tour.
Carpenter - who is best known for her number one songs 'Espresso' and 'Please Please Please' - comes to Ireland next spring for her Short n' Sweet tour.
Tickets for her 3 Arena gigs on March 3 and the newly confirmed March 4 go on sale this Friday at 10am from ticketmaster.ie.
Support on her EU/UK shows includes Rachel Chinouriri, fellow breakout stars Amaarae, Griff, and Declan McKenna.
'Espresso' recently claimed its sixth non-consecutive week at number one in the UK last week, knocking her own ‘Please Please Please’ to number two, after spending three weeks in the top spot.
Carpenter extended her own record as the female artist to concurrently occupy numbers one and two for the most consecutive weeks (recently surpassing The Beatles) and now matching Justin Bieber’s month-long chart residency.
The superstar’s new album will be available from next month.
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