Sabrina Carpenter oferece aos fãs pacotes VIP especiais na turnê ‘Short n’ Sweet’

Sabrina Carpintero Short n' Sweet has officially started her act, and her media audience has been flooded with videos giving everyone a glimpse of what to expect from her performance.

The 25-year-old singer performed the opening show of her tour with sold-out acts on the show's second night at Nationwide Arena in Columbus, Ohio, starting with her latest hit “Taste.”

During the show, Sabrina Carpenter jumped out of a jug with her dancers to find a surprise cover. On opening night, the audience was impressed by ABBA's “Mamma Mia,” but we can expect a different cover at every show.

As videos continue to emerge for the opening night of Sabrina Carpenter's Short n' Sweet Tour, it's been revealed that VIP ticket holders will receive a special package filled with goodies.

Upon entering the venue, you are greeted with exciting toasts. Participants will receive a VIP cord as well as a laminated Sabrina poster, a custom chafer to sew the bar menu, and an upper entrance.

But wait, more fear! Sabrina served nothing but three drinks for her VIP parties – including an espresso martini, of course.

According to several videos shared on TikTok, the setlist for the first night was:

13. “Because you are Gustava de M. Menino”

19. “Please, please, please”

For her latest album, Sabrina Carpenter reunites with her close friends and former Emails I Can't Send collaborators, including John Ryan, Julian Bunetta, Julia Michaels, Amy Allen and Steve Jones.

“(Short n' Sweet) is completely different from their last album,” she said. Just Jared“When I asked the day before the release, I said, ‘Is it done? ’ ‘Could you have changed this? ’ ‘Could I have written other music? ’

“To be fair, I have a hard time feeling like life doesn’t stop,” she added. “So it’s really hard to say when a chapter in your life should end.”

Carpenter later admitted that his reasoning “doesn't really make sense, except that you hardly own a printing press.”

“I know it sounds so cliché, but you know,” she said. “And there was a moment where it was just faint. I write E nem foi, ‘Ah, e eu escrevi a 12ª music.’ I looked at all these things I was trying to put into words for a short chapter of my life and I thought, ‘Do I want to know? Is this for next week and then you’ll see another album?’ ‘How do you know if you’re going to date him soon?’”

Ahead of its release, the former Disney Channel star revealed that he was engaged to Or the album “Short n Sweet” Not because she was “vertically challenged,” but because she really “thought about some of these relationships and how some of the shorter forms I went through affected me more.”

“I think about how I respond to situations, and sometimes it’s very legal and sometimes it’s not very legal,” the artist continued. “And again, I’m researching albums and projects and writing music all the time. “It’s very hard for other people to understand that when you hear something that’s going to carry you for many, many years, hopefully, because it’s not the same person that you were when you wrote it.”

“I always wish that I cared enough about a person or a situation or a relationship in my life that it was going to trigger a lot of emotions inside of me, because that's why we're here, that's all, you know?” she concluded.