Guide to Tate McRae's Miss Possessive Tour at Madison Square Garden

The chart-topping pop darling comes to Madison Square Garden for three nights only, bringing the hits from her latest album along with her signature dance moves.

Caroline CaoAugust 5, 2025, 04:00

Tate McRae has come a long way since breaking out as a young dancer on So You Think You Can Dance, becoming the reality competition show's first Canadian finalist in 2016. Now, she’s a bonafide pop star, bringing her signature moves and silky vocals around the world on the Miss Possessive Tour. Her first arena tour comes to Madison Square Garden on September 3 and 4 and returns on October 18.

Find out everything you need to know about Tate McRae's Miss Possessive Tour below, and grab tickets to see why she's taken the internet, the Billboard charts, and the dance floor by storm.

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What album is Tate McRae touring?

The Miss Possessive Tour showcases Tate McRae's third studio album, and her first No. 1 album on the Billboard 200 chart, So Close to What. The album features the top-streamed tracks “Sports car,” “Revolving door,” “It's ok I'm ok,” and “Dear god,” which all appear on the set list alongside popular songs from outside the album, like McRae's 2023 breakout hit "greedy."

Where in NYC is Tate McRae performing?

Tate McRae is performing at Madison Square Garden in NYC, located at 34th Street and Seventh Avenue in midtown Manhattan. The venue asks guests to arrive early and travel light: Oversized bags larger than 22” x 14” x 9” are prohibited. Madison Square Garden does not have a bag or coat check.

The venue contains accessible entrances, accessible seating, and elevators. Detailed accessibility information is available on the venue's website.

What is the runtime of Tate McRae’s Miss Possessive Tour?

Tate McRae’s Miss Possessive Tour is estimated to run between 90 and 110 minutes with no intermission. This runtime does not include opening acts, just McRae's time on stage.

What is the age recommendation for Tate McRae’s Miss Possessive Tour?

Tate McRae’s Miss Possessive Tour welcomes all ages, as does Madison Square Garden. Some of her songs, however, contain explicit language and sexual themes, so parents of young children can discern whether they feel it is appropriate for their child.

Tate McRae has a largely young adult fanbase, but concertgoers of all ages can appreciate her high-energy performances and particularly her choreography.

What is Tate McRae’s music genre?

Tate McRae mostly makes up-tempo, indie-pop music about themes including love, infatuation, jealousy, and breakups. Signature songs like “Revolving door” and “exes” touch upon the dizzying obsession over exes (“We make up, then we break up, and they swear they’ll never call me” is a famous chorus of hers).

What can I expect at a Tate McRae show?

McRae is best known for the intricate, rapid-fire choreography she performs in full force while singing live. Her dance influences include Bob Fosse and his sensual choreography for the classic musical Chicago. The Chicago-esque chairs and the ensemble’s black wardrobe in her “Purple Lace Bra” performance “tap into that geeky musical side I think we all have,” she told Billboard.

The Miss Possessive Tour is Tate McRae’s first arena tour, complete with a massive video feed. McRae told Interview Magazine, “The biggest thing will be elevating the show to make it feel as big as the place that I’m in. Because last year I was going from 1,000-cap venues to venues with 18,000 people.”

At the tour’s London stop, McRae took audiences back to the days of “Create With Tate,” the YouTube channel on which she posted original songs, covers, and dance videos as a teenager. She tested her fans on their sing-along knowledge of songs she wrote back then, like “One Day” (her independent debut single that launched her career) and “feel like shit” (unsurprisingly inspired by a breakup).

Who else will be performing at Tate McRae’s Miss Possessive Tour?

Pop singers Zara Larsson and Alessi Rose are confirmed to join Tate McRae’s Miss Possessive Tour at different dates.

Larsson opens for McRae on September 3 and 4. Not unlike McRae, the dance-pop and R&B artist cultivated childhood fame in a talent competition show: the second season of Talang (the Swedish Got Talent series), winning over the judges with her rendition of Whitney Houston's “Greatest Love of All” at age 10. She then gained global recognition with singles like “Lush Life,” “Never Forget You,” and “Ruin My Life” throughout the past decade.

Rose is McRae's October 18 opener. An indie artist, Rose captured viral attention with her self-produced “say ur mine” music video and continues to enjoy fame with albums like For Your Validation and her most recent, Voyeur. She also recently served as the guest performer on various European stops of pop singer Dua Lipa's Radical Optimism Tour.

Has Tate McRae performed live in NYC before?

In 2024, Tate McRae performed her Think Later World Tour at Madison Square Garden and was featured at the radio station Z100's Jingle Ball. She previously appeared at the Jingle Ball in 2021.

McRae has also performed at venues including Baby's All Right in Brooklyn, The Rooftop at Pier 17, and Irving Plaza.

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