Sabrina Carpenter Teams with MTA for Custom ‘Courtesy Counts’ PSAs During MSG Shows: ‘Hi Subway Riders!’
Sabrina Carpenter Records MTA Station Announcements Ahead of Madison Square Garden Residency

As she plays a string of concerts in New York City, Sabrina Carpenter has teamed up with the Metropolitan Transportation Authority to record brief, friendly station announcements for subway riders.
The collaboration — revealed on Thursday, October 30, 2025 — will put Carpenter’s short public-service messages on select subway platforms and trains during her five-night run at Madison Square Garden, which runs from October 26 to November 1, 2025.
“Hi, subway riders! This is Sabrina Carpenter. Courtesy counts.”
In the social post from the MTA announcing the effort, Carpenter reminds commuters to be considerate while traveling, adding, “Especially when you’re headed to MSG to see my show! That’s when it really counts.”
The transit agency’s caption encouraged fans to take the subway to the Garden, noting riders may hear “short n’ sweet station announcements” voiced by Carpenter during the run.
Carpenter joins a growing list of artists who have lent their voices to MTA campaigns. Cardi B previously recorded messages urging riders to behave and avoid risky stunts like subway surfing, while Billie Eilish recorded announcements in October 2024 promoting public transit as a greener way to travel to her Madison Square Garden dates.
Outside her MTA appearances, Carpenter continues to tour on the Short n’ Sweet Tour, which began in September 2024. She has also released a recent LP, Man’s Best Friend, which reached No. 1 on the Billboard 200.
Below is the MTA’s announcement featuring Carpenter’s short clips.
@mta Heading to see @Sabrina Carpenter at @The Garden this week? Take the subway! You might hear short n’ sweet station announcements by Sabrina herself 💋 @Team Sabrina

U2 Weigh In on Tour Controversy Involving Ed Sheeran and Macklemore
Simple Plan Are Meeting a Whole New Generation of Fans 25 Years Into Their Career
Richard Lloyd, Television Guitarist, Dies at 75
Benson Boone Brings Young Fan Battling Cancer Onstage at Brisbane Concert
Céline Dion Plays Air Bass at Metallica’s Sphere Show
XIAOJUN Featured in Billboard China Artist Book Issue 02 With First Solo EP
Madison Square Garden Responds to Macklemore, Says He Is Not an Arena-Level Act
Vote for Your Favorite New Music Release This Week From JENNIE, Lil Baby, Jack Harlow and More