Sabrina Carpenter looks to be gearing up for her biggest UK shows yet, with reports linking the vintage-inspired popstar to stadium performances at London’s Wembley Stadium and Liverpool’s Anfield in 2027. The rumours arrive after a huge couple of years for Sabrina, whose Short n’ Sweet era positioned her as one of the biggest stars in pop. Following the new success of Man’s Best Friend and the demand for her recent UK performances, a move into stadiums is another major step up.
If the Wembley rumours prove to be true, Sabrina Carpenter will make history in the process. At just 28 years old when she could take to the iconic venue, she would become the youngest female solo artist to ever headline Wembley Stadium, narrowly beating Rihanna who was 28 years and four months old when she headlined the stadium in 2026.
There is no official word from Sabrina or her team just yet, but the speculation around a potential stadium tour in 2027 is giving fans plenty to talk about, if the reports are to be accurate, tickets are likely to be highly sought-after.
Here’s everything we know about the rumours so far, plus how fans can get ready for a potential ticket sale.
Is Sabrina Carpenter touring in the UK in 2027?
There is no Sabrina Carpenter tour currently confirmed for 2027, however reports have linked the singer to potential gigs at Wembley Stadium and Anfield, suggesting that she could be preparing to take her next tour into some of the UK’s biggest venues. Until Sabrina or an official promoter confirms the dates, fans should treat these reported shows as rumours.
When could Sabrina Carpenter tickets go on sale?
If a 2027 stadium tour is to be confirmed, information regarding presales, general sales and official ticketing partners would follow with the announcement. It’s worth keeping a check on Fanatix, Sabrina’s official channels, and venues and ticketing platforms, so you’re ready when more information arrives.
What if Sabrina Carpenter tickets sell out?
As Sabrina Carpenter’s popularity continues to soar, tickets will move quickly if the Wembley and Anfield shows become a reality. Missing out on the initial sale doesn’t mean your chance is over, however, further ticket releases can take place closer to the event, while resale listings may appear when fans can no longer attend.
Fans can also use Fanatix’s resale marketplace, a secure way for fans to browse tickets listed by people who can no longer make their show.
How to prepare for Sabrina Carpenter tickets
Check your ticketing account
Make sure you can log in before tickets go on sale and check that your payment details are up to date. Sorting this out beforehand means one less thing to stress about when the sale begins.
Look out for presales
Presales are never guaranteed, but they can provide another opportunity to get tickets before a general sale. Typically, Sabrina Carpenter ticket presales begin a few days before the general sale, keep an eye out on all official channels for information about registration.
Decide between Wembley and Anfield
If both venues are to be confirmed, think about whether you’d be willing to travel for the shows, having more than one option is likely to give you a better chance of finding tickets. It’s always worth deciding on your budget before the sale too, rather than making a decision in the heat of the moment.
Don’t panic if you miss out
High-demand ticket sales can be frustrating, but an initial sell-out doesn’t equal the end of the road. Keep checking official channels for additional releases and authorised resale options. If you miss out when tickets go on sale, check Fanatix’s resale marketplace for tickets that may become available from other fans.
A Wembley and Anfield stadium run would be monumental for Sabrina Carpenter’s already meteoric rise, we’ll keep this page updated as more information emerges, including any announcements, prices, presale details and venue information.
