Sabrina Carpenter makes debut on NPR's Tiny Desk with new music and personal stories
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Sabrina Carpenter made her debut on NPR’s Tiny Desk series on December 20, performing songs from her latest album, "Short 'n Sweet." The performance included tracks like "Juno" and "Bad Chem," featuring new violin arrangements. During the show, Carpenter discussed her early career and her reputation as an "explicitly horny" pop star. She shared stories behind her songs, including the inspiration for "Bed Chem," which originated from a humorous moment with her best friend. Carpenter is set to continue her "Short 'n Sweet" tour in the UK next year, including a headline performance at BST Hyde Park. She will also headline Primavera Sound in 2025 and tour Europe with Rachel Chinouriri.