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Madonna has called up Sabrina Carpenter for her new ‘Confessions II’ track, ‘Bring Your Love’
The track is the opening offering from forthcoming album 'Confessions II'.
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The singer's jacket, corset and dress vanished after her Sabrina Carpenter guest set.
Before global stardom accelerated her to the AAA-list, Sabrina Carpenter told Dork she didn't even realise she'd written a hit.
Want to know which acts you can watch at what time at Coachella weekend 2? Find them all, plus the UK times, here.
The pop star took to X to address the Coachella moment.
Live debuts and celebrity cameos featured across elaborate Friday night performance
The festival will be streaming all seven of its stages simultaneously.
Seven months of preparation have gone into the Friday night headline slot.
The full weekend one schedule is confirmed for the California desert festival, including how to watch online.
She'll headline Coachella this weekend, too.
Pop star Sabrina Carpenter collaborates with Dunkin' to create a brown sugar and oat milk espresso drink.
Pop star Sabrina Carpenter delivers intimate NPR performance featuring reworked songs and personal stories from her album 'Short n' Sweet'.
Pop star Sabrina Carpenter will headline BST Hyde Park in July 2025.
The six-track collection is out now.
From child star to pop powerhouse: Sabrina Carpenter has broken free, found her voice and is embracing honesty and relishing in the nonsense on her latest album ‘Emails I Can’t Send’.
Here are the new tracks joining our heavy rotation this week.
Our April 2023 issue is available now, rammed to the rafters with exciting new music.
The pop powerhouse broke free with last year's awesome album 'Emails I Can't Send'. Now, with her own voice fully found, she's embracing honesty and relishing in the nonsense.
The new run will make stops in Glasgow, Manchester, Birmingham, London, Paris, Brussels, Cologne, Amsterdam and Berlin this June.
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