Sabrina Carpenter Completes 14-Month Journey 'Short n' Sweet' Tour... "Everything I Dreamed Of, $1.5 Million Donated"

"When I look back on this tour when I'm older, I think I'll wish I could wear the go-go boots just one more time."

Next-generation pop icon Sabrina Carpenter (26) shared her overwhelming feelings as she concluded her world tour that heated up the globe for 14 months.

According to industry reports on the 2nd (local time), Carpenter officially wrapped up the 'Short n' Sweet Tour' after her performance at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles on November 23.

◆ 72 Performances 'All Sold Out'... Bucket List Achieved

This tour, which started in September last year in Columbus, was held a total of 72 times across North America and Europe. All venues, including the 'dream stage' Madison Square Garden in New York and the LA Crypto.com Arena, recorded sold-out shows, proving Carpenter's powerful ticketing power.

Carpenter expressed her gratitude to fans on Instagram, saying, "This show was everything I dreamed of since I was a child. You sold out all the venues on my dream bucket list and reminded me every night why I love this job."

◆ Did Anne Hathaway Get Arrested? The Buzzing 'Juno'

The highlight of the tour was undoubtedly the 'Juno' stage. In this segment, Carpenter arrested an audience member for being "too sexy to be innocent," featuring surprise appearances from top stars like Millie Bobby Brown, Anne Hathaway, and SZA, creating unforgettable memories for fans.

Additionally, this tour not only provided fun but also had meaning. Carpenter's team revealed that they donated $1.5 million (approximately 2.1 billion won) from the tour proceeds to a non-profit organization, adding warmth to the event.

◆ 2026: The 'Queen of Festivals'

Carpenter's clock does not stop after a successful tour. She is set to perform as a headliner at 'Lollapalooza' in Chile, Argentina, and Brazil in 2026, as well as at the largest music festival in the U.S., 'Coachella', in April. The world is focused on her next steps as she takes over the main stages of festivals beyond arenas.