Sabrina Carpenter Drops 'House Tour' Video Ahead of Coachella
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- Sabrina Carpenter released the "House Tour" music video, the third single from her 2025 album "Man's Best Friend," co-directed by Carpenter and Margaret Qualley and co-starring Qualley and Madelyn Cline as accomplices who ransack a mansion in a pink "Pretty Girl Cleanup" van.
- The video ends on a dark note as police arrive seemingly oblivious to the trio, who drive off — and Carpenter, behind the wheel, hits a pedestrian crossing the street before the three shrug and keep going.
- The video includes a stolen Grammy that the source calls "possibly a winking reference" to Carpenter being shut out at this year's Grammys, after she won two at the 2025 ceremony.
- "House Tour" drops ahead of Carpenter's headlining Coachella performance this weekend, a booking she foreshadowed during her 2024 main-stage appearance with a custom "Nonsense" outro promising to return as headliner.
- "Man's Best Friend" and its lead single "Manchild" earned six nominations at the 2026 Grammys, where Carpenter performed "Manchild" on an airport-themed set — her second consecutive year on the Grammys stage.
- The "Short 'n Sweet" arena tour, Carpenter's first, ran from September 2024 through six closing nights at Los Angeles' Crypto.com Arena, just before she was named Variety's Hitmaker of the Year.
Why it matters: The "House Tour" rollout positions Carpenter at a peak commercial moment — she's headlining Coachella this weekend on the strength of an album and single that pulled six 2026 Grammy nominations, following six sold-out Crypto.com Arena nights that closed her first arena tour. The video doubles as a self-aware wink at her awards trajectory, with the stolen Grammy framed as a possible nod to this year's shutout.
