Due to massive demand, Tate McRae has added 23 new dates to her upcoming world tour, and they're predicted to sell out in hours.
This year, the Canadian songstress will perform at a grand total of 80 shows and festivals in Europe and South America. It’s good news for British fans too, as McRae has added new shows in Nottingham, London, and Manchester for June.
She’s in good company, as Alessi Rose will support the singer on all North American dates, with Benee taking over the role for UK and European shows.
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So, where can you get tickets for her upcoming tour and how much do they cost? Scroll down to find out everything you need to know about the Miss Possessive Tour below.
After finding fame on So You Think You Can Dance at just 13, the 21-year-old has risen to meteoric heights, after a string of collaborations with the likes of Troye Sivan, Blackbear, and Khalid. Her hit song Greedy famously went viral on TikTok in 2023, and swiftly became her first song to chart within the top 10 on the Billboard Hot 100.
Where to get tickets to see Tate McRae in the UK
For your best chance of bagging good seats at decent prices, general sale tickets for the UK and US will be available to purchase at 11am (local time) on Thursday, February 27 via Ticketmaster and Live Nation. In order to purchase tickets, you must create an account first.
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And according to fans, they're expected to sell like hot cakes. In a recent Reddit discussion about Tate's upcoming tour, one wrote: "It will for sure sell out and resale will be very high is what I expect."
There are a few remaining tickets available for Tate McRae’s previously announced UK dates via Ticketmaster. You can also get hold of tickets on popular resale sites such as Stubhub and Viagogo. There are also tickets up for grabs on Vivid Seats, with prices starting from £67 each for her 02 Arena show on Tuesday, May 20.
What are Tate McRae’s new UK tour dates?
Due to huge demand, the Canadian pop star has added new US and UK dates to the upcoming tour. For those of us in the UK, you can book tickets for Nottingham, London, or Manchester.
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As for fans across the pond, you’re looking at the likes of Seattle, Detroit, Boston, New York, and Chicago.
You can find a full list of new UK and US tour dates below:
- 22 June: Nottingham, UK, Motorpoint Arena
- 24 June: London, UK, O2 Arena
- 25 June: Manchester, UK, Co-op Live
- 3 October: Seattle, WA, Climate Pledge Arena
- 5 October: Sacramento, CA, Golden 1 Centre
- 7 October: Salt Lake City, UT, Delta Centre
- 9 October: Omaha, NE, CHI Health Centre
- 11 October: St. Louis, MO, Enterprise Centre
- 13 October: Detroit, MI, Little Caesars Arena
- 15 October: Pittsburgh, PA, PPG Paints Arena
- 17 October: Boston, MA, TD Garden
- 18 October: New York, NY, Madison Square Garden
- 21 October: Chicago, IL, United Centre
- 22 October: Grand Rapids, MI, Van Andel Arena
- 24 October: Charlotte, NC, Spectrum Centre
- 25 October: Raleigh, NC, Lenovo Centre
- 28 October: Kansas City, MO, T-Mobile Centre
- 29 October: Tulsa, OK, BOK Centre
- 31 October: Austin, TX, Moody Centre
- 1 November: Houston, TX, Toyota Centre
- 4 November: Phoenix, AZ, Footprint Centre
- 7 November: Palm Springs, CA, Acrisure Arena
- 8 November: Los Angeles, CA, Kia Forum
Topics: Music
Danielle Fowler