Calling all Sabrina Carpenter fans! The “Espresso” singer’s seventh studio album, Man’s Best Friend, is dropping in nine days via Island Records, which means it’s crunch time. The album, which drops on Aug.

"Man's Best Friend" features 12 songs, including Carpenter's chart-topping single "Manchild." She unveiled the complete tracklist on Instagram earlier this month:

The countdown is on for Austin City Limits Music Festival 2025, with big-name performers such as Sabrina Carpenter, Doechii, The Strokes and more heading to the capital city for the festival. For fans of the "Manchild" singer, another big date is ...

They’ve actually never gotten to see me perform live,” Sabrina Carpenter tells Vogue of her dogs, Goodwin and Louie, “which sucks for them because I think they’d like it.”

Longtime Swiftie and Eras Tour opener Sabrina Carpenter can now call herself a Taylor Swift collaborator since it was revealed Wednesday night that the “Manchild” singer is featured on the final track of Swift’s new album, “The Life of a Showgirl.”

UPDATED: The day after releasing the audio version of her new single, “Manchild,” Sabrina Carpenter has dropped a Friday morning music video for the song, a cheeky (in every way) romp through ...

MTV announced Monday its first round of performers and honorees for the 2025 MTV Music Video Awards including Sabrina Carpenter, J Balvin and more.

Sabrina Carpenter’s Manchild Music Video Sparks Debate Over Its Real Message ( Photo Credit – Instagram ) Sabrina Carpenter’s latest song “Manchild” holistically challenges surface-level ...

Taylor Swift has revealed that she teamed up with fellow superstar Sabrina Carpenter for a song on her upcoming new album, “Life of a Showgirl.” Swift, 35, confirmed the exciting news ahead of her highly anticipated guest appearance on boyfriend Travis Kelce’s “New Heights” podcast Wednesday night.

Sabrina Carpenter may have named her last album Short n’ Sweet, but it could’ve easily been called Sugar n’ Spice. After all, she’s the leading expert in fusing the two. Despite her lyrical double entendres and PG-13 adlibs onstage (her “Juno” positions come to mind), the “Espresso” hitmaker still manages to make it playful and tongue-in-cheek.