Sabrina Carpenter fans have flocked to the Grove in Los Angeles to celebrate the singer’s upcoming shows in Southern California.
The “Espresso” singer’s Sweet Spot pop-up truck has parked at the bustling promenade to offer fans a chance to win last-chance tickets to her shows in L.A., signed merchandise, exclusive city-specific posters, airbrush tattoos, and Sabrina-inspired sweet treats and accessories for T-Mobile customers.
The company sponsored the pop-up and is also one of the sponsors of the popstar’s highly popular Short n’ Sweet Tour.
Fans just need to show on-site staff their Magenta Status and from there they can reap the rewards like a choice between a decorative phone chain or a DIY charm necklace. Every fan will get a chance to take home some sweet treats with cheeky names like Kiss Lips Au Chocolat and Please Please Peppermints.
“Customers of other cellphone carriers will not be able to unlock the experience,” a spokesperson explained.
The truck is parked in front of Sephora across the way from Lululemon and near Dylan’s Candy Bar. It’s open Friday and Saturday from 12 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
This is one of two events happening in Los Angeles celebrating Carpenter’s three shows this weekend and immediately putting the City of Angels in fans’ “Good Graces.”
West Hollywood’s Verve Coffee Roasters is hosting the Short n’ Sweet Café, which includes drinks like the Common Sense Chai, Heartbreak Jamaica and the Dumb & Poetic Latte.
Fans Vanessa and Angelina of San Diego told KTLA 5 they drove up north to check out both the pop-up truck at the Grove and the café at Verve.
Carpenter’s tour was announced in June, kicked off in September and wraps up with a trio of shows in L.A.
She hits the stage of Crypto.com Arena on Friday and has shows at The Kia Forum on Sunday and Monday.
