Sabrina Carpenter concluded the second leg of her Short n’ Sweet Tour with a final concert at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, the biggest stage she has headlined to date. This closure came after six consecutive sold-out nights, an achievement that reaffirms her growth as one of the most solid pop artists of the moment.
The tour, which began in September 2024, stood out for its retro aesthetic production, Sabrina’s characteristic humor and a special connection with her followers. Each presentation became a different experience, with details and surprises that kept the audience expectant night after night.
One of the most celebrated elements of this tour was the tradition Sabrina maintained at each show: “arresting” a surprise guest on stage. Throughout the tour, different personalities passed through this humorous moment, but the last night reached a completely unexpected level.
The audience erupted in excitement when the final guest turned out to be Miss Piggy, the iconic star of The Muppets. The appearance of the famous piggy, microphone in hand, caused a real explosion in the arena.
Laughing, Sabrina tossed out her customary line, “You guys are so beautiful it should be a crime,” before addressing Miss Piggy directly, “Just like you, gorgeous. I’d know that face anywhere – what’s your name?”
The response was immediate and full of the porcine diva’s trademark dramatic flair: “Miss Piggy,” she said, receiving a massive ovation.
The Muppet star added, “There are so many people here tonight!” which drew even more applause. Sabrina, amused, asked if she was enjoying the show, to which Miss Piggy responded with sharp humor, “I love it! I have some notes though…I’ll give them to you later.”
Not only did this encounter go viral, but it also reinforced an expectation that fans have been expressing for years: to see Sabrina collaborate with The Muppets. And the timing was no coincidence: the singer will be an executive producer and special guest on an upcoming Disney+ Muppets special, making this interaction a perfect preview of what’s to come.
Sabrina Carpenter and her millionaire tour
During the more than 70 performances of the tour, Sabrina turned the stage into a kind of “performative kamasutra” by creating different poses at each show as part of her choreography to the song “Juno.” For the final night, she chose a final pose loaded with symbolism: crossing a racing finish line, a way of expressing that she had arrived victorious at the end of a particularly demanding artistic cycle.
According to Reuters data, the Short n’ Sweet Tour accumulated:
439,674 tickets sold
72 concerts in North America and Europe
55.5 million dollars raised (approximately 51 million euros)
This is a significant milestone for a tour that spanned a year and three months, evidencing a steady growth in its impact on global pop music.
With hits such as “Please Please Please” and “Espresso”, Sabrina Carpenter consolidated an artistic identity marked by retro aesthetics, wit on stage and an attitude close to her audience.
The closing in Los Angeles made it clear that each concert was a celebration full of surprises and that, more than just a tour, Short n’ Sweet became a collective experience that defined an era in their career.
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