Sabrina Carpenter's European tour announcement sparks fan debate
19 July 2024 16:57
Sabrina Carpenter, riding the wave of success from singles announcing her album "Short n' Sweet", has revealed an upcoming "European" tour. The singer has faced criticism, and many fans have expressed disappointment with the artist.
Sabrina Carpenter is a well-known American singer, actress, and producer. She has featured in productions such as "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit", "Girl Meets World", "Eyes Wide Open", and "Orange Is the New Black". Alongside her acting career, she continues to hone her vocal talents.
Recently, she released hits that have dominated radio stations worldwide. "Espresso" and "Please, Please, Please" succeeded globally. Sabrina Carpenter is not just an artist of two songs; she is also recognised for older tracks like "Feather," "Nonsense," and" Because I Liked a Boy." Her popularity is skyrocketing.
Sabrina Carpenter announces European tour
On 18 July, Sabrina Carpenter took to social media to announce her upcoming European tour. The artist revealed nine dates, with most of the performances set to take place in the United Kingdom. She will visit Dublin, Birmingham, London, Glasgow, Manchester, Paris, Berlin, Brussels, and Amsterdam in March next year. European fans, however, are not entirely satisfied with the announcement.
Has the singer disappointed fans?
As noted, most of Sabrina’s spring tour concerts will occur in the United Kingdom. Many internet users expressed disappointment with the singer's plans, feeling that a large part of Europe was overlooked. Comments included, "Four dates in Europe that are not in the United Kingdom. FOUR. FOUR." and "Sorry, but this is not a European tour". Other fans remarked, "It’s quite exciting, but visiting four cities outside the United Kingdom can hardly be called a European tour".
Additionally, the star signed her post with the words: "Performing live! From Europe & the UK", which many interpreted as suggesting that the United Kingdom is not part of Europe. This has not gone unnoticed by internet users. "The United Kingdom is in Europe". "Ma’am, the United Kingdom is in Europe". "UK is also Europe" - fans commented.
