Sabrina Carpenter made an unforgettable mark at the 2025 GRAMMY Awards, dazzling the audience with a dynamic performance of her smash hits “Espresso” and “Please Please Please” while securing multiple awards.
A Mesmerizing GRAMMYs Performance
The newly crowned GRAMMY winner opened her set with a jazz-infused rendition of “Espresso,” exuding Old Hollywood charm in a shimmering tuxedo-inspired dress. Midway through, she underwent a dramatic outfit change, revealing a dazzling ensemble as she transitioned into the high-energy original version of the song—complete with an impressive tap-dance routine that wowed the crowd.
Seamlessly shifting into “Please Please Please,” Carpenter embraced the song’s country-pop twang, delivering a soulful, emotionally charged moment. The performance culminated in a high-energy finale, returning to “Espresso” as the stage glowed in blue lighting, amplifying the electrifying atmosphere.
A Night of Triumphs & Record-Breaking Achievements
Carpenter’s performance wasn’t the only highlight of the night. She took home the GRAMMY for Best Pop Solo Performance for “Espresso”—a defining career moment. Shortly after her electrifying set, her album Short n’ Sweet won Best Pop Vocal Album, further cementing her status as one of the industry’s brightest stars.
Making History with Six Nominations
Carpenter’s GRAMMY journey was groundbreaking. As a first-time nominee, she earned an impressive six nominations, including all four of the prestigious “Big Four” categories: Album of the Year, Record of the Year, Song of the Year, and Best New Artist. She joins an exclusive club of only 13 artists who have achieved this feat in GRAMMY history.
Her chart domination also set records. “Espresso” became the song of the summer, topping the Billboard Hot 100 and reinforcing her pop icon status. “Please Please Please” followed suit, securing its place as another chart-topping hit. Meanwhile, “Taste” debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100, making Carpenter the first solo artist since The Beatles to have her first three top-five hits charting simultaneously.
Sabrina Carpenter’s Meteoric Rise
Beyond the GRAMMYs, Carpenter’s star continues to rise. She joined Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour, made a sensational Coachella debut, and embarked on her own arena tour following Short n’ Sweet’s release. She also showcased her acting and production talents with Netflix’s holiday special, A Nonsense Christmas with Sabrina Carpenter.
With a unique blend of charm, humor, and undeniable talent, Sabrina Carpenter has solidified her place in pop music history. Her 2025 GRAMMYs performance and award wins prove that this is only the beginning of an even bigger journey.
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