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She\u2019s not just Miss Possessive: she\u2019s Miss Worldwide. It\u2019s been months since Tate McRae started taking her dazzling \u201cMiss Possessive Tour\u201d around the globe, and while tickets for the pop star\u2019s upcoming shows are still available via resellers, they\u2019re selling fast. Below, learn how to grab your tickets for McRae\u2019s first arena tour before it ends next month.<\/p>\n

First announced by Live Nation in November 2024, McRae\u2019s tour was met with high demand early on, prompting several waves of new tour dates and countries to be added to her schedule. On March 18, 2025, McRae kicked off her massive 69-date tour in Mexico City \u2014 the celebratory show marked one month since releasing her popular album So Close to What<\/em>which went on to <\/em>debut at No. 1 on the Billboard 200.<\/p>\n

It\u2019s clear the \u201cSports car\u201d singer is hitting the gas with her tour, and if you\u2019re looking to catch one of her shows, it\u2019s not too late to lock in a night out by using a resale site like StubHub<\/a> hrs Vivid Seats<\/a>. Read on to learn how to get tickets to Tate McRae\u2019s highly popular \u201cMiss Possessive\u201d tour, along with the artist\u2019s full tour schedule, a price comparison between original and resale tickets, and more key buying insights.<\/p>\n

Tate McRae\u2019s 2025 tour schedule<\/strong><\/h2>\n

After traversing Europe\/UK and South America from March 18 to June 18, the singer-dancer relaunched her extensive tour in North America on August 5, starting in Canada before heading to the US for more than 25 shows. Initially, McRae\u2019s tour was scheduled to end September 27 in Inglewood, but her latest tour announcement now has her circle back through the US before wrapping at Inglewood\u2019s Kia Forum on a new date: November 8.<\/p>\n

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How to buy tickets for Tate McRae\u2019s 2025 concert tour<\/strong><\/h2>\n

You can buy resale tickets to McRae\u2019s 2025 tour via Ticketmaster<\/a>although there\u2019s limited availability following her initial presale and general on-sales.<\/p>\n

You can also buy tickets to the \u201cMiss Possessive Tour\u201d through verified resellers such as Vivid Seats<\/a> and StubHub<\/a>. All venues still have general admission tickets available, although the supply and price vary depending on the city.<\/p>\n

How much are tickets?<\/strong><\/h2>\n

McRae\u2019s first tour, \u201cAll the Things I Never Said Tour,\u201d took place in 2020, and five years later, it\u2019s no surprise that ticket prices have escalated to match her rocketing stardom.<\/p>\n

Original tickets to the \u201cMiss Possessive Tour\u201d were as low as $70 during the American Express presale and artist presale that ran on February 25 and 26, respectively, as well as during the general on-sale on February 27.<\/p>\n

Tickets to the \u201cMiss Possessive Tour\u201d range from $42 to $289 (excluding the iHeartRadio Music Festival two-day pass, with prices starting at $419) on StubHub<\/a>while tickets range from $76 to $282 on Vivid Seats<\/a>. Her resale tickets for dates in New York and Philadelphia are the most expensive, while Nebraska and Oklahoma offer the cheapest seats.<\/p>\n

The VIP packages for McRae\u2019s \u201cMiss Possessive Tour\u201d are sold out (and cannot be resold or transferred), so you\u2019ll have to buy a General Admission ticket to see McRae live for her first arena tour.<\/p>\n

Who is opening for Tate McRae\u2019s tour?<\/strong><\/h2>\n

For her upcoming North American tour dates, McRae is joined by openers Zara Larsson and Alessi Rose.<\/p>\n

Larsson is a Swedish dance-pop singer known for her chart-topping hits like \u201cLush Life\u201d and Clean Bandit\u2019s \u201cSymphony.\u201d Ahead of her album Midnight Sun<\/em> dropping on September 26, she will be opening for McRae from August 4 to September 27 across Canada and the United States. She has previously toured with artists such as Ed Sheeran, Kygo, Clean Bandit, and Cher Lloyd.<\/p>\n

Rose will take over as McRae\u2019s opener starting on October 2 in Seattle, performing all the way until November 8, the final \u201cMiss Possessive\u201d tour date in Inglewood. The English indie-pop singer-songwriter has previously opened for Noah Kahan, Dua Lipa, and Ella Jane.<\/p>\n

BENEE, the New Zealand bedroom pop singer known for her 2020 hit \u201cSupalonely,\u201d opened for 27 of McRae\u2019s shows in Europe and the UK.<\/p>\n

Will there be international tour dates?<\/strong><\/h2>\n

McRae\u2019s tour kicked off in Mexico City in March 2025 before she performed in 36 cities across South America, Europe, and Canada. In South America, McRae hit several Lollapalooza legs in Brazil, Argentina, and Chile. As of the time of writing, the pop star has completed all her international shows. Her remaining tour dates are in the United States, running through November 8 and ending in <\/strong>Inglewood, California.<\/p>\n

Who is Tate McRae?<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Born in Calgary, Alberta, Tate McRae is a 22-year-old Canadian singer-songwriter, dancer, and RCA Records signee. After gaining popularity as a finalist on the competitive dance show So You Think You Can Dance<\/em>McRae launched her musical career in 2017, releasing hits ranging from the heartbreaking \u201cYou Broke Me First\u201d to the more dance-pop-oriented \u201cGreedy\u201d and \u201cSports car.\u201d The rising star has released three albums to critical acclaim: I Used to Think I Could Fly <\/em>(2022)Think Later <\/em>(2023), <\/em>and So Close to What <\/em>(2025).<\/p>\n

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\n Tayla Lee<\/a> is a music publicist at Shore Fire Media and a freelance entertainment writer. She was the Editorial Operations Fellow at Business Insider, and she\u2019s previously worked gigs at the GRAMMYs, NPR (KQED-FM), Live Nation, Island Records, Sony Music, Transparent Arts, and more, aligning with her love of media. Keep up with Taila\u2019s work on Instagram<\/a>, X<\/a>hours Substack<\/a>.<\/span>\n <\/div>\n