Sabrina Carpenter Announces New Album ‘Man’s Best Friend’

It’s out on August 29th…

11 · 06 · 2025

Sabrina Carpenter will release her new album ‘Man’s Best Friend’ this summer.

The pop icon recently returned with new single ‘Manchild’, constructed alongside frequent collaborators Jack Antonoff and Amy Allen. Topping both the Spotify US and Spotify Global charts, the video for ‘Manchild’ has racked up 15 million views and counting.

New album ‘Man’s Best Friend’ is out on August 29th, and you can pre-order it here.

Her seventh studio album to date, the release follows the emphatic global success which followed 2024 album ‘Short n’ Sweet’; propelled by singles such as ‘Espresso’, it sold 10 million albums globally.

Hitting the BRIT Awards for a spicy performance earlier this year, Sabrina Carpenter recently duetted with Paul Simon on ‘Homeward Bound’ for Saturday Night Live.

Catch Sabrina Carpenter at BST Hyde Park in London this summer; all shows are sold out.

‘Man’s Best Friend’ will be released on August 29th.


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