Day 1

Over the weekend, Sabrina took the stage for back-to-back shows at London’s Hyde Park on July 5th and 6th. Both performances closely mirrored her headlining set from Primavera Sound, featuring nearly the same setlist and stage looks—this time with slight outfit variations.

Her Day 1 openers included Clairo, Beabadoobee, Amber Mark, Luvcat, Ider, Sofy Dellazoz, The Two Lips, and Sola.

Sabrina kicked things off with “Busy Woman,” rocking a red, long-sleeve, bedazzled bodysuit with “Sabrina” across the front. From there, she went into “Taste,” “Good Graces,” “Slim Pickins,” “Manchild,” and “Coincidence.” Surprisingly, she added “Sharpest Tool” to the setlist, and moved Bed Chem was pushed to the second act. She wrapped Act I with “because i liked a boy” and her now-iconic cover of “It’s Raining Men.”

Act II opened with Sabrina in a black version of her gold Versace Primavera dress. She opened with “Nonsense”, then performed “Couldn’t Make it Any Harder,” “Feather”, “Bed Chem” (remixed with Pony), went straight into “Juno” (Bed Chem into Juno goes crazyyy), and “Please Please Please”. Before “Don’t Smile”, Sabrina walked down into the crowd and walked through the barricade before being lifted in a crane above the crowd to perform the number. And after chugging an Espresso martini, she ended the night on a high note with “Espresso.”

Day 2

For Day 2 of her Hyde Park festival, after surviving the downpour of rain that nearly washed fans away, Sabrina returned to the stage in a white long sleeve, bedazzled bodysuit with pink accents.

Her openers were: Clairo, Amber Mark, Olivia Dean, Chloe Qisha, Miso Extra, and Tanner Adell (aka the second love of my life.)

The setlist stayed mostly the same: “Busy Woman”, “Taste”, “Good Graces”, “Slim Pickins”, “Manchild”, “Coincidence”, “Sharpest Tool”, and “because i liked a boy”. But instead of “It’s Raining Men” (which would have been expected due to the morning storm), Sabrina brought out the legendary Duran Duran to perform “Hungry Like the Wolf” with her.

She returned to the stage in a purple Versace dress before going into her regular Act II numbers: “Nonsense”, “Couldn’t Make it Any Harder”, “Feather”, “Bed Chem”, “Juno” (where she arrested Ayo Edebiri and Clairo), “Please Please Please”, “Don’t Smile”, and ending as always in “Espresso.”

In preparation for her headlining festival, Sabrina set up a Pop up shop in London with 4 dates stretching both before and after her shows. (July 4th-7th). The shop featured some brand new merch as well as the exclusive sold out Blood Record editions of Short n’ Sweet and Espresso

Sabrina’s charity fund, which was created alongside her PLUS1 partner, has officially raised over $1 million, raising $824,000 during the North American Leg of The Short n’ Sweet tour and arriving at $1 million during her European tour dates.

On June 30th, the last day of Pride Month, Sabrina shared this message for fans exclusively with Forbes.

This is the fastest-growing fund of any artist partnered with the nonprofit.

Sabrina is promoting a new Prada Beauty product, their Prada Balm in Banana Yellow. As always, Sabrina remains smart and strategic with teasing her brand collaborations, which the Banana Yellow Lip Balm being teased last month in her Manchild music video.

(Look out for an analysis of her Prada Beauty Ambassadorship coming soon…)