Two Sabrina Carpenter pop-ups are coming to Los Angeles: Daily Breeze

Fans who feel like there are miles, time and mountains between them and pop star Sabrina Carpenter will get a chance to get a little closer to something small and sweet.

A pop-up ‘Short n’ Sweet’ Café is coming to Verve Coffee Roasters in West Hollywood, located at 8925 Melrose Avenue. The event, which also popped up in Chicago and New York, was inspired by her latest album. It’s open from November 15 to 17, around the same dates as them performances at Crypto.com Arena on November 15 and 17 and the Kia Forum on November 18.

“I’m so excited about the ‘Short n Sweet’ tour and seeing all my fans at the shows and I’m glad you can experience the pop-ups too!” Carpenter said in a press release. “These pop-ups will be such a fun experience – and a way to make sure everyone gets ‘that me espresso’ so they can dance the night away at the concert.”

Photos from previous pop-ups show that the space is fully in line with the singer’s album themes with an all-blue color palette decor, bold red lip prints (including a huge red lip-shaped sofa) similar to the one Carpenter wears on the album cover and sequins on her bodysuits during concerts.

The drinks offering consists of drinks full of nods to her music. Fans can try the “Dumb & Poetic” latte, made with lavender, honey, a double shot of espresso and oat milk, and the “Common Sense” chai, a tea-based play on pumpkin spice lattes with pumpkin syrup and oat milk and an optional shot of espresso. Merchandise such as mugs, hoodies and T-shirts will also be available for purchase.

T-Mobile will also bring the Sweet Spot pop-up truck to The Grove in Los Angeles on Friday, November 15 and Saturday, November 16 from noon to 8 p.m. The pop-up, available only to T-Mobile customers, will give fans the chance to enter a contest for last-chance tickets, autographed merchandise, posters, airbrush tattoos and Sabrina-inspired sweet treats and accessories . The truck will be parked at the shopping center at 189 The Grove Drive, Los Angeles, across from Sephora, near LuLu Lemon and Dylan’s Candy Bar.

Carpenter’s album ‘Short n’ Sweet’ was revered by fans and catapulted her to sold-out stadiums and to the top of festival lineups. She has been nominated for six Grammy Awards, including places in all four major categories. The singer is in the running for Album of the Year, Best New Artist, Record of the Year, Song of the Year and Best Pop Solo Performance and Best Pop Vocal Album.

The ‘Short n’ Sweet Cafe at 8925 Melrose Ave. in West Hollywood will be open on November 15, 16 and 17 from 9am to 7pm.