Carpenter first announced the release of the album on social media in June, and anticipated its debut with singles that have caught worldwide attention while breaking charts records. In April, the artist released “Espresso“, which went on to become the hit of the summer; the song first charted a couple weeks after its debut and quickly, two weeks after it first appeared on charts, it claimed the number one position. “Espresso” spent seven weeks at the number one and several more in the top 75. Given the popularity of the first single, “Short n Sweet” was destined to top charts.

But of course, “Espresso” wasn’t the only chart-topping single released by Sabrina this year. Carpenter, in fact, became the woman with the most weeks as number one in a single year ever: between “Espresso“, “Taste” and “Please, Please, Please“, the Pennsylvania-born singer spent twenty-one weeks at number one. “Taste” and “Please, Please, Please” respectively charted at number one for nine and five weeks. After the twentieth week charting, Carpenter became the first artist in more than seventy years to spend more than twenty weeks as number one in the singles chart.

“Short n Sweet” became the album with the second biggest debut of 2024, second only to Taylor Swift’s “The Tortured Poets Department”, selling almost 90,000 charts units in its debut week. The album also made Carpenter become the first woman in history to be charting at number one on both the albums and singles charts at the same time while also holding the top three positions on songs charts. She might have been working late, but it was worth it.

With “Short n Sweet“, Carpenter quickly reached a worldwide level of fame that has granted her various Grammys nominations and, a sold out tour and slots at some of the world’s most acclaimed and attended festivals, including BST Hyde Park next summer. Besides the London date scheduled for July, Carpenter will be gracing the UK with a fully sold-out tour, which will be stopping in various UK cities; here is the full list:

3rd March 2025 — Dublin, 3Arena

4th March 2025 — Dublin, 3Arena

6th March 2025 — Birmingham, Utilita Arena Birmingham

8th March 2025 — London, The O2

9th March 2025 — London, The O2

11th March 2025 — Glasgow, OVO Hydro

13th March 2025 — Manchester, Co-op Live

14th March 2025 — Manchester, Co-op Live