The cheapest Sabrina Carpenter concert venues revealed following 'Eiffel Tower' backlash
Topics: Music, Sabrina Carpenter
Danielle Fowler
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Topics: Music, Sabrina Carpenter
Sabrina Carpenter's upcoming tour has proved so popular the star was forced to add extra dates.
And while the Short 'N' Sweet phenomenon shows no sign of slowing down, it's not too late to bag tickets as we can reveal the cheapest venues that still have availability if you know where to look - from Los Angeles to New York, Nashville and Pittsburgh.
It comes after the singer courted controversy over her decision to simulate the 'Eiffel Tower' sex position during a recent show in Paris - which, incidentally, has done little to dampen ticket sales.
From US tour dates and prices to where to buy last-minute resale tickets now, find out everything you need to know about the Short n' Sweet Tour below.
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There’s still time to get hold of Sabrina Carpenter resale tickets if you’re quick. If you’re based in Los Angeles, the cheapest ticket is for the Sunday, November 16 show, priced at $321 on StubHub.
As for those of you in New York, you’ll want to keep Tuesday, October 28 free, as tickets start from $252 on the resale platform. Pittsburgh? The most affordable show is on Thursday, October 23 going to be paying from $311 per ticket via StubHub.
The cheapest Sabrina Carpenter tickets on offer? You’ll need to book her Nashville show on Wednesday, November 5 for $296. Just beware of fraudsters when purchasing tickets on reselling sites.
The songstress has confirmed she will return to major US states for the final leg of her tour this fall, with stops in Los Angeles, New York, Nashville, Toronto, and Pittsburgh.
Sharing the news last month, Carpenter wrote: “You asked and we listened!!! So excited to announce an additional leg of the Short n’ Sweet Tour - coming back to a few select cities this fall! Can’t wait to see you all for one last short n’ sweet hurrah and Europe, see you in just a few days.”
