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Sadie Jean has spent the past few days doing exactly what you would expect from a young pop star in the middle of her breakthrough era: closing a sold out European run, keeping fans close on social media, and quietly positioning herself for the next big chapter of her career. According to Shazam’s concert listing and tour recaps, she just wrapped her Early Twenties Tour(ture) swing through Iberia, headlining Sala Chango in Madrid on December 8 and then LAV – Lisboa Ao Vivo in Lisbon on December 9, capping a Europe and UK run that stretched from Oslo to Lisbon and logged more than twenty shows across fifteen countries. Shazam and Bandsintown both frame these dates as the culmination of her 2025 touring schedule, underlining how quickly she has gone from viral newcomer to a bona fide international headliner.
Melodic Mag previously reported that this tour is built around her debut album Early Twenties Torture, the full length she described as a terrifying dream come true and a distillation of the last two and a half years of her life. That quote has taken on extra resonance as reviews and fan footage from this final leg circulate online, reinforcing the sense that these December shows could be remembered as the moment her diaristic breakup songs fully scaled up to global pop stages. NeedATicket’s preview of the Madrid date highlighted how demand pushed Sala Chango toward sellout territory and emphasized the draw of her signature songs 16, Locksmith, and WYD Now alongside new cuts like Simple Like 17 and Move On First, which Ticketmaster and Shazam list as core parts of her 2025 set.
On the content side, Sadie has been feeding fans a more intimate narrative of this run. In late November she released Tour Diary 1 on YouTube, taking viewers from Oslo through Vienna with behind the scenes rehearsal clips, travel exhaustion, and on the road in jokes that double as soft branding for the Early Twenties Torture era. That video has remained an anchor for recent social chatter: while full analytics and every individual TikTok or Instagram Story are not independently verifiable day by day, it is clear from comments and reposts that fans are treating these diaries as canon in her emerging mythology, the raw footage that will matter when future biographies trace how she handled her first real tour grind.
There are, as of now, no credible reports from major music outlets of new business deals, label changes, or high profile endorsements in the past 72 hours; any rumors of surprise collaborations or a deluxe reissue floating around fan forums remain unconfirmed and should be treated as speculation until supported by official announcements from Sadie or her team. What is verified, via Ticketmaster and Shazam, is that she now pivots from Europe toward a North American run in early 2026, with headline dates booked at venues like Brooklyn Paramount and History in Toronto, an escalation in room size that underscores the long term biographical importance of this winter stretch.
So if you are writing the next chapter of Sadie Jean’s story, the last few days sit at a turning point: a debut album cycle successfully landed, an international tour completed, and a young artist stepping off a Lisbon stage and straight into the wider global conversation. Thanks for listening, and be sure to subscribe so you never miss an update on Sadie Jean. And if you want more fast paced life stories like this one, search the term Biography Flash for more great biographies.
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