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Danielle Fowler
After overwhelming demand, Sabrina Carpenter has added 12 new dates to her sold-out Short n' Sweet world tour, and there are limited places to bag tickets.
The songstress 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 on Instagram, 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.”
Fans have expressed their excitement at a ‘second shot’ of bagging tickets on Reddit, after many struggled to beat the queues the first time around.
One fan wrote on the plaform, “Yes! I finally have a shot again, hopefully the prices don’t make me pass out though...”
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Another shared: “EEEEK SO EXCITED. I missed the first leg and I was so bummed about it.”
A third warned, “Oh, this Ticketmaster queue is gonna be a bloodbath (again).”
So, how can you make sure to get hold of tickets? From presale opening times to ticket prices and new tour dates, find out everything you need to know below.
The exclusive Cash App presale via Ticketmaster opened at 10am (local time) on Tuesday, March 4. This was shortly followed by the Team Sabrina Presale at 12pm (local time) on the same day.
If you didn't manage to get to the front of the queue, then don’t panic. General sale kicks off at 10am (local time) on Friday, March 7 via Ticketmaster.
Tickets will also be available to purchase from resale sites such as StubHub, TicketNetwork, and Viagogo. If you're looking for Los Angeles tickets, head here. New York? Visit Viagogo and StubHub. For those of you based in Pittsburgh, you want to head to TicketNetwork now.
Just be aware of scammers and make sure you're buying from a legitimate seller.
According to Yahoo, general sale tickets are expected to range from $90 to $160, but will vary depending on the venue and seat.
The singer will be in good company on tour. Amber Mark and Olivia Dean will support Carpenter on her new North America tour dates, whilst Ravyn Lenae will take over for select shows.
The pop star will kickstart the final leg of her tour with two nights in Pittsburgh, before heading to New York for a further three performances. She will then tick off Nashville and Toronto, before wrapping things up in Los Angeles.