After releasing two of the biggest hits of the summer, pop superstar Sabrina Carpenter is set to play the biggest Irish show of her career to date.
The 25-year-old singer, who is dating Irish actor Barry Keoghan, has quickly become one the most popular artists in the world thanks to the record-breaking success of her hit song Espresso.
The catchy pop tune claimed its sixth non-consecutive week at number 1 in the UK earlier this month (knocking her own Please Please Please to number 2, which spent three weeks in the top spot.
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Moreover, Sabrina extended her own record as the female artist to concurrently occupy numbers 1 and 2 for the most consecutive weeks - recently surpassing The Beatles, and now matching Justin Bieber’s month-long chart residency.
The singer is set to release her new album, Short n’ Sweet, next month and has announced a huge tour in support of the upcoming LP.
The initial US leg of the tour will launch later this year, before the Espresso singer heads to across the pond to perform various headline shows across the UK and Europe, starting with a gig at Dublin's 3Arena on Monday, March 3, 2025.
Tickets for Sabrina's upcoming Dublin gig are set to go on sale this week, and we have all the info you need to make sure you bag a ticket.
When do tickets for Sabrina Carpenter's 3Arena concert go on sale?
Tickets for Sabrina's gig at the 3Arena on March 3, 2025, will go on general sale at 10am this Friday (July 26), and will be available to purchase via Ticketmaster.ie. Tickets will be priced from €61.05 including booking fee.
Tickets will be limited to 8 per person, and anyone who exceeds the ticket limit may have any or all of their orders and tickets cancelled without notice by Ticketmaster at its discretion. This includes orders associated with the same name, e-mail address, billing address, credit card number or other information.
Supporting Sabrina at her Dublin gig will be English singer-songwriter Rachel Chinouriri.
Sabrina Carpenter Dublin presale info
Fans will have a chance to get their hands on tickets to the upcoming gig before they go on general sale, with four different presales set to take place before tickets are made available to the general public on Friday.
Album Presale
Fans who pre-ordered Sabrina's new album on her official store will get the chance to buy tickets during a presale that will begin at 10am on Tuesday (July 23) and run until 9am Friday.
Fans can pre-order the singer's Short 'n' Sweet album here.
Artist Presale
An Artist Presale will also take place from 12pm on Tuesday until 9am on Friday and is available to fans who sign up via the singer's website.
You can simply input your email here, and you will receive a link to buy tickets to your inbox just before tickets go on sale. Supply is limited and a pre-sale access does not guarantee tickets.
Three+ Presale
Another presale for Three + customers will run via Ticketmaster from 10am Wednesday up until 9am Friday.
Three+ customers can request access to the presale here. They will then be sent a unique code by SMS and email. When the presale begins, they then just need to follow the link in the SMS or email with their unique code and use this code to book their tickets.
MCD Presale
Fans can also buy tickets though a separate MCD Presale before they go on general sale. The MCD Presale will be open from 10am on Thursday until 9am Friday.
The MCD Presale registration is now open, and anyone hoping to bag a ticket through this presale can sign up here.
Presale registration closes at 4pm on Wednesday and a presale access code will be sent out at 6pm that same evening. Anyone who has registered for the MCD Presale code is advised to check their junk / spam folders.
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