I’ve been utterly thrilled by Sabrina Carpenter’s incredible journey this past year. Her chart-topping hits like Espresso, Please Please Please, Taste, and Bed Chem from her sixth album Short n’ Sweet have propelled her to international fame, and it seems she’s just getting started!
This summer, it’s official: the artist has announced that they’re releasing a fresh new album called “Man’s Best Friend,” and people are talking about its cover art all over the internet.
As a dedicated film enthusiast, I’ve been on a whirlwind journey lately! Just last weekend, I graced the stage at Primavera Sound in Barcelona. And guess what? I’m all set to shine under the spotlight for two nights at BST Hyde Park in July! The fantastic duo, Clairo and Olivia Dean, will be joining me on this unforgettable adventure. Can’t wait to share the magic with you all!
Curious about when the new album from our beloved canine companion will drop, its cover artwork, and the tracks it contains? Here’s a roundup of all the latest info available.
Sabrina Carpenter’s new album Man’s Best Friend release date
Carpenter’s seventh studio album, Man’s Best Friend, is scheduled to drop on 29th August 2025.
Pre-orders are already live on her official website.
Earlier this week, the artist announced the release date for their upcoming album on Instagram by unveiling its cover art in a post.
Initially, we see an image where the artist is on her knees, and someone offscreen is tugging at her hair. In another picture, we get a detailed shot of a pet dog sporting a collar inscribed with the album’s name.
In an accompanying message with her post, she announced: “On August 29, 2025, my new album ‘Man’s Best Friend’ will be available! I’m eagerly anticipating the day you’ll have it. Go ahead and pre-order it now if you like!
What songs will be on Sabrina Carpenter’s new album Man’s Best Friend?
Just the opening track, “Manchild,” has been revealed so far, with the complete playlist set to be disclosed later on for everyone’s anticipation.
The synth-pop track has been co-written by longtime collaborators Jack Antonoff and Amy Allen.
The carpenter labeled the track as “a playful expression of affection through an amused glance” and urged fans to “hang their heads out of the car window and shout it out for the entire summer” on platform X (Twitter).
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2025-06-12 14:33