Sabrina Carpenter’s sixth—but by far most-buzzed-about—studio album, Short N’ Sweet, is set to drop this Friday. And Angelenos will get to celebrate the much anticipated new record with a visit to this exclusive pop-up experience, courtesy of Complex L.A. at 433 North Fairfax Avenue.
Friday, August 23 through Sunday, August 25 from 11am to 7pm, folks can shop exclusive merchandise inspired by and dedicated to the 25-year-old singer and actress. From T-shirts to tanks, hats, totes, CDs and vinyl records, the roster of products on offer run the gamut in terms of style and genre, but each one pays homage to the artist behind the hit “Espresso.”
If you haven’t ventured over to the space yet (which is just a couple of doors up from Canter’s), this particular storefront where the activation will take place is now under the purview of Complex and the media company has been betting big on these sorts of merch pop-ups since mid-May, when they organized one in honor of Billie Eilish.
The effort was extremely successful, a fact that undoubtedly contributed to the decision to set up similar pop ups throughout the following months, including one just last weekend that focused on Olivia Rodrigo during her six-night-run in L.A. Although more similar events are on the horizon, the company has yet to announce which artists they’ll be spotlighting.
As for Carpenter, if you want more than just merch and a chance to see her live, you’ll have to wait until mid-November, when she plays the Crypto.com Arena plus a pair of dates at the Forum.