Sabrina Carpenter enjoyed a thrilling night at her recent performance! The singer embraced the Halloween spirit during her Short n’ Sweet tour stop in Dallas, humorously naming the event the “Short n’ Spooky” concert to celebrate the holiday.
On October 30, the 25-year-old artist traded her typical Victoria’s Secret bodysuit for a striking Playboy Bunny outfit, featuring a crystal-studded strapless corset, sheer black stockings, and adorable bunny ears. She showcased the full ensemble on TikTok, lip-syncing to an iconic clip from The House Bunny, which stars Anna Faris as a former Playboy model.
Sabrina Carpenter thrills fans with Halloween vibes at her “Short n’ Spooky” concertHer costume changes didn’t end there; Carpenter also transformed into a sparkling Tinker Bell and the beloved Sandy Olsson from Grease, a role famously portrayed by the late Olivia Newton-John. During this part of the show, she delivered a heartfelt rendition of “Hopefully Devoted to You.”
The singer kicked off her inaugural arena tour, sharing the name with her 2024 album, on September 23 in Columbus, Ohio. Since then, she has performed her latest hits like “Taste” and “Bed Chem,” along with nostalgic tracks from her 2022 album Emails I Can’t Send.
On her day off, Carpenter made a surprise visit to Taylor Swift’s October 26 Eras Tour concert in New Orleans. The two artists teamed up for a mashup that included Carpenter’s songs “Espresso” and “Please Please Please,” alongside Swift’s “Is It Over Now?”
Previously, Carpenter had opened for Swift during her tour across Mexico, Argentina, Brazil, Japan, Australia, and Singapore, even joining Swift on stage in Sydney in February for a duet of “White Horse” and “Coney Island.” Following their collaboration, Swift took to Instagram to express her admiration for Carpenter, highlighting her generosity in creating unforgettable moments for fans.
“One of the reasons I respect her so much is that she goes out of her way to give fans a surprise moment they didn’t expect,” Swift shared. “She’s as real as they come, and I’m so thankful she did that for us.”