Sabrina Carpenter knows how to keep her announcements short and sweet. Amid a break from her international Short n’ Sweet Tour, the Grammy Award winner dropped a bombshell on Instagram on June 11, 2025: a brand-new album! Titled Man’s Best Friend, the album is set to be released this summer, proving that we have a Summer of Sabrina 2.0 on our hands.
Alongside her Instagram announcement, Sabrina posted a photo seemingly from the album. In the image, she is on her knees, and a person is grabbing a handful of her hair while she looks at the camera. For the picture, Sabrina wore a little black dress with matching heels.
The album announcement came days after Sabrina released her single and accompanying music video for “Manchild.” Coincidentally, perhaps, the music video was released exactly one year after she unveiled her “Please Please Please” music video starring ex-boyfriend Barry Keoghan. The former couple dated for about a year, then seemingly had a messy breakup when the Masters of the Air actor deactivated his Instagram account upon receiving major backlash from fans.
Hollywood Life has compiled everything we know so far about Man’s Best Friend below.
Sabrina Carpenter’s 2025 Album Release Date
The pop star confirmed that Man’s Best Friend will be released on August 29, 2025.
“My new album, Man’s Best Friend, is out on August 29, 2025. i can’t wait for it to be yours x,” Sabrina captioned her Instagram announcement.
Man’s Best Friend Tracklist
The tracklist for Sabrina’s upcoming album is still unknown, but it’s safe to assume that her hit single “Manchild” — which was immediately called the song of the summer on social media — will be featured on Man’s Best Friend.
Is Sabrina Carpenter Going Back on Tour?
Sabrina has not confirmed whether she is going on tour again in 2026. Since she is still on her Short n’ Sweet Tour through November 2025, fans can expect to hear some of her new songs at her upcoming concerts.
The “Espresso” hitmaker will return to Europe on July 5 and 6 2025 to perform in London. She will then come back to the states in the fall to perform in major cities, including Pittsburgh, New York City, Nashville and Los Angeles.