American singer-songwriter Sabrina Carpenter has announced additional tour dates in support of her recently released album Emails I Can't Send. The tour will kick off in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, on March 16 and will conclude on May 20 at Gulf Shores in Alabama at the Hangout Festival.Making the announcement on her social media platform, Sabrina Carpenter, in a statement wrote:“I can’t wait to see your faces and maybe even sing some new songs!” View this post on Instagram Instagram PostCarpenter noted that fans should sign up to her mailing list to get first access to presale. Earlier this year, the singer carried out a recent US tour which concluded in October.The singer, quoting the lyrics of her song Already Over, wrote on Instagram:“i said i was done but i was just confused. So excited to announce the second leg of the emails i can’t send tour in North America.”Sabrina Carpenter 2023 Tour presale and ticket detailsSabrina Carpenter@SabrinaAnnLynni said i was done but i was just confused :’) so excited to announce the second leg of the emails i can’t send tour in north america. to my fans outside of north america i promise you’ll have dates very soon.i can’t wait to see your faces and maybe even sing some new songs.. !489634340i said i was done but i was just confused :’) so excited to announce the second leg of the emails i can’t send tour in north america. to my fans outside of north america i promise you’ll have dates very soon.i can’t wait to see your faces and maybe even sing some new songs.. ! https://t.co/dQLtBLVdyuThere are a number of presales available for Sabrina Carpenter’s tour. These include artist presale, VIP Packages presale, and an official platinum presale, which will go live on December 13 at 10:00 am EST. An American Express presale and preferred access will go live on the same day at the same time.A Spotify presale will begin on December 14 at 10:00 am EST. The onsale to the general public, VIP Packages, and official Platinum packages will begin on December 16 at 10:00 am EST.Sabrina Carpenter's Emails I Can’t Send 2023 Tour dates View this post on Instagram Instagram PostMar. 16 – Ft Lauderdale, FL at Hard Rock Live SeminoleMar. 20 – New Orleans, LA at Orpheum TheaterMar. 22 – Houston, TX at Warehouse LiveMar. 24 – Dallas, TX at The Factory in Deep EllumMar. 25 – San Antonio, TX at The EspeeMar. 26 – Austin, TX at ACL Live at The Moody TheaterMar. 28 – Tulsa, OK at Tulsa TheaterMar. 30 – Denver, CO at The Mission BallroomApr. 1 – Salt Lake City, UT at The UnionApr. 2 – Garden City, ID at Revolution Concert HouseApr. 5 – Calgary, AB at Grey Eagle Event CentreApr. 6 – Edmonton, AB at Union HallApr. 8 – Vancouver, BC at PNE ForumApr. 10 – Portland, OR at Crystal BallroomApr. 11 – Seattle, WA at Showbox SodoApr. 15 – San Francisco, CA at The WarfieldApr. 16 – Sacramento, CA at Hard Rock Live SacramentoApr. 20 – Los Angeles, CA at Greek TheaterApr. 22 – Las Vegas, NV at Virgin Hotels Las VegasApr. 23 – Mesa, AZ at Mesa AmphitheaterApr. 26 – Kansas City, MO at Midland TheaterApr. 27 – Minneapolis, MN at The FillmoreApr. 28 – Madison, WI at The SylveeApr. 30 – Chesterfield, MO at The FactoryMay 1 – Indianapolis, IN at Old National CentreMay 2 – Nashville, TN at Ryman AuditoriumMay 5 – Toronto, ON at Queen Elizabeth TheaterMay 6 – Detroit, MI at Royal Oak Music TheatreMay 7 – Cleveland, OH at Agora BallroomMay 9 – Boston, MA at RoadrunnerMay 11 – New York, NY at Terminal 5May 13 – Philadelphia, PA at Franklin Music HallMay 14 – Washington, DC at The AnthemMay 16 – Raleigh, NC – The RitzMay 17 – Atlanta, GA at The EasternMay 20 – Gulf Shores, AL at Hangout FestivalMore about Sabrina Carpenter’s latest albumSabrina Carpenter released her fifth studio album titled Emails I Can’t Send earlier in July this year, which included five singles including Skinny Dipping, Fast Times, Vicious, Because I Liked a Boy, and Nonsense.In an interview, speaking about the title of the album, Carpenter stated:“When I wrote the actual title track, I was [using] one of the emails that I had written to myself, and I just said out loud: ‘That’s the name of the album!’ Then every song kind of came from that place. Every song came from those emails or messages or whatever my way of coping was at the time."The album debuted at number 23 on the US Billboard 200.