It’s official — Sabrina Carpenter is having the moment of her career, and Rolling Stone just made it crystal clear by naming her the cover star for their July/August 2024 issue. For longtime fans and new listeners alike, this feels like a well-deserved celebration of her journey from Disney starlet to full-blown pop powerhouse.
From Disney Roots to Global Pop Sensation
In just a few short years, Sabrina has gone from being best known for her role on Girl Meets World to topping charts and dominating festival stages. Her 2024 album, Short n' Sweet, launched her into the pop stratosphere — debuting at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 and earning six Grammy nominations, including Album of the Year and Best New Artist.
And let’s not forget “Espresso,” the ridiculously catchy lead single that practically took over TikTok and Spotify. It became one of the year’s biggest hits and proved she’s not just riding the wave — she is the wave.
Inside the Rolling Stone Feature
The Rolling Stone cover story dives deep into Sabrina’s rise, showcasing her growth not just as an artist but as a creative force who’s come into her own. She opens up about what it’s been like transitioning from acting to music, and how she’s carving out a space in pop that feels fresh, bold, and undeniably her.
There’s something incredibly refreshing about the way Sabrina blends sharp lyrics, vintage glam, and raw emotion — and the article captures that perfectly.
What’s Next?
If this year’s any indication, Sabrina’s just getting started. She’s currently gearing up for the release of her next album, Man’s Best Friend, dropping in August 2025. Plus, she’s set to headline some major shows, including London’s iconic Hyde Park. Not bad for someone who only a few years ago was best known for Disney Channel reruns.
Final Thoughts
Seeing Sabrina Carpenter on the cover of Rolling Stone feels like a full-circle moment for a young artist who never stopped pushing forward. Whether you’ve been following her since the early days or only just caught on thanks to “Espresso,” one thing’s clear: pop’s newest superstar has officially arrived.
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