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Danielle Fowler
With less than two days to go until the UK leg of Sabrina Carpenter’s massive Short N' Sweet tour kicks off, prices have plummeted in a last-minute dash for tickets.
After Ticketmaster swiftly sold out, fans turned to resale websites such as Viagogo, StubHub, and Vivid Seats in the hope of securing tickets.
We’ve kept our eye on the prices too, and if you’re keen to belt out the words to Espresso alongside the rest of the nation, then listen up.
From tour dates to last-minute tickets, scroll down to make sure you don’t miss out on a chance to attend one of the biggest music events of the year.
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At the time of writing this, prices for Sabrina Carpenter resale tickets have dropped. Within the last week, the cheapest ticket for the singer's London Sunday, March 9 show has dropped from £205 to £195 on Vivid Seats. Tickets are even cheaper over on Viagogo, with prices starting from just £151.
As for the Manchester Co-op Live (Thursday, March 13) performance, prices have fallen from £164 to £159 on the popular ticketing site. To save a bit of dosh, head to Viagogo, where you’re looking at £154 per ticket if you’re quick.
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If you're wanting to see the American pop star take to the stage as part of this year's BST Hyde Park, you're looking at £154 for the Saturday, July 5 headline gig. Head to Viagogo and Vivid Seats now to secure tickets ahead of the summer festival.
There is also still time to buy last-minute VIP tickets on Seat Unique if you fancy making a night of it.
Just beware of scammers if you're being pre-sale tickets; visit Action Fraud for advice on buying tickets safely.
The American pop sensation kicked off the European leg of her tour at Dublin’s 3Arena on Monday, March 3. Her next stop is Birmingham’s Utilita Arena (Thursday, March 6), followed by London’s 02 (Saturday, March 8), and Glasgow’s OVO Hydro (Tuesday, March 11).
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Northerners will be treated to a final performance on Thursday, March 13 at Co-op Live in Manchester. Carpenter will then perform at a string of European venues, from the Accor Arena in Paris to Amsterdam’s Ziggo Dome.
It seems Carpenter will be in good company on tour. For her North America stint, the songstress will be joined by Amaarae, Griff, and Declan McKenna. As for the UK and Ireland? We'll be treated to a performance from singer-songwriter Rachel Chinouriri, famed for tunes including Never Need Me and All I Ever Asked.