Sabrina Carpenter is set to make history as the youngest solo female headliner at Wembley Stadium, a feat that will be achieved just as she turns 28 next year. This achievement comes as she is in talks to play the iconic venue as part of a massive tour next summer, according to The Sun. The news is particularly significant given the current youngest female Wembley headliner, Rihanna, who was 28 years and four months when she performed there in 2016. Carpenter's upcoming performance will be held before the end of August 2027, making her just 28 and three months old, surpassing even Taylor Swift, who was 28 and six months when she first played Wembley on her Reputation Tour in 2018. This is a remarkable feat for the rising star, who has only recently gained widespread recognition with the mega-hit 'Espresso' in April 2024. The source shared, 'Sabrina has exploded in the past couple of years, and her team is amazed at the rapid rise. Fans have been eagerly awaiting her tour since her seventh album, 'Man's Best Friend,' was released last year.' This tour will not only showcase Carpenter's talent but also solidify her place in the music industry, as she continues to make her mark on the global stage.
