Sabrina Carpenter Just Announced A Major Fall Tour, So Here Are The 29 Cities Where She'll Perform

Sabrina Carpenter is hitting the road again, shortly and sweetly.

On Thursday, the "Espresso" and "Please Please Please" singer announced she's going on a fall tour in support of her upcoming album, Short n' Sweet.

It'll be the latest string of shows for the performer who has spent the better part of the last year on the road, notably opening for Taylor Swift on select international dates of The Eras Tour.

Sabrina has also been hitting the festival circuit, including performing at Coachella in April.

It was also announced on Thursday that she'll take over Tyler, the Creator's headlining spot at the Outside Lands music festival in San Francisco on Aug. 10 after the rapper dropped out.

Her fall dates will be her fourth headlining tour. It is the follow-up to her tour for her 2022 album, Emails I Can't Send, which began in 2022 and wrapped up in August of last year.

She won't be going alone in the fall. Amaarae will open for her from Sept. 23 through Oct. 14.

Griff will take over from Oct. 16 through Oct. 30.

Declan McKenna will finish out opener duties from Nov. 1 through Nov. 15.

Presale tickets go on sale June 25 at 10 a.m. local time, while the general sale opens on June 28 at 10 a.m. local time. You can sign up for the presale here.

So, finally, here are the dates, cities, and venues where Sabrina will perform:

Sept 23: Nationwide Arena in Columbus, Ohio

Sept 25: Scotiabank Arena in Toronto

Sept. 26: Little Caesars Arena in Detroit

Sept. 29: Madison Square Garden in New York City

Oct. 2: XL Center in Hartford, Connecticut

Oct. 3: TD Garden in Boston

Oct. 5: CFG Bank Arena in Baltimore

Oct. 8: Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia

Oct. 11: Bell Centre in Montréal

Oct. 13: United Center in Chicago

Oct. 14: Target Center in Minneapolis

Oct. 16: Bridgestone Arena in Nashville

Oct. 17: Chaifetz Arena in St. Louis

Oct. 19: PNC Arena in Raleigh, North Carolina

Oct. 20: John Paul Jones Arena in Charlottesville, Virginia

Oct. 22: State Farm Arena in Atlanta

Oct. 24: Kia Center in Orlando

Oct. 25: Amalie Arena in Tampa, Florida

Oct. 28: Moody Center in Austin, Texas

Oct. 30: American Airlines Center in Dallas

Nov. 1: Ball Arena in Denver

Nov. 2: Delta Center in Salt Lake City

Nov. 4: Pacific Coliseum in Vancouver

Nov. 6: Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle

Nov. 7: Moda Center in Portland, Oregon

Nov. 9: Chase Center in San Francisco

Nov. 10: Pechanga Arena in San Diego

Nov. 13: Footprint Center in Phoenix

Nov. 15: Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles