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    Sabrina Carpenter launches her first arena tour at Nationwide Arena in Columbus, Ohio, with a sold-out concert on Monday, September 23, 2024.

    The Short N’ Sweet Tour takes its name from the singer’s sixth studio album, which hit stores in August and spent several weeks at No. 1 on Billboard’s album chart.

    It was Carpenter’s first album to top the charts, a breakthrough largely due to the success of two singles released prior to the album’s release, the triple-platinum “Espresso” and the double-platinum “Please Please Please,” which topped the Billboard Hot 100, another first for Carpenter.

    The tour kicked off with all 12 songs from “Short N’ Sweet” and an additional 8 from “Emails I Can’t Send,” the 2022 release that spawned her first Top 40 hit on the Hot 100, “Feather.”

    She also covered ABBA’s “Mamma Mia”.

    Sabrina Carpenter setlist 2024: Short N Sweet Tour launch

    Here are all the songs Sabrina Carpenter performed at Nationwide Arena in Columbus, Ohio, during the launch of her 2024 tour, according to fans who were there:

    Act I

    • “The Short n’ Sweet Show” (video intro)
    • “Taste” (extended intro)
    • “Good Graces” (live debut)
    • “Slim Pickins” (spoken intro)
    • “Tornado Warnings”
    • “Lie To Girls” (live debut)
    • “decode” (fragment)
    • “Bed Chem” (live debut)

    Second act

    • “Sabrina After Dark” (video intro, includes names of backing vocalists and band)
    • “Feather” (jazz remix)
    • “Fast times”
    • “Read your mind”
    • “Sharpest Tool” (live debut)
    • “opposite” (shortened)
    • “because I liked a boy”
    • “Coincidence” (live debut)
    • “Mamma Mia” (ABBA cover; spin the bottle song)
    • “Nonsense” (no outro)

    Act III

    • “Don’t Touch That Dial!” (recorded intro)
    • “Dumb & Poetic” (live debut)
    • “Juno” (live debut)
    • “Please, please, please”
    • “Don’t Smile” (live debut)

    Encore

    Ed has been covering pop music for The Republic since 2007, reviewing festivals and concerts, interviewing legends, covering the local scene and more. He did the same in Pittsburgh for over a decade. Follow him on X and Instagram @edmasley and on Facebook as Ed Masley. Email him at [email protected].

    This story has been updated to add a gallery and to meet our standards.

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