Tate McRae announces third album ‘So Close To What’ and massive 2025 world Miss Possessive Tour

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A year after dropping her sophomore album Think Later, multi-platinum artist Tate McRae has announced her third studio album, So Close To What, which will be released on Feb. 21, 2025, via RCA Records, along with a massive 2025 tour.

In support of the new album, McRae announced a massive 2025 tour, Miss Possessive Tour, a 50-date world tour covering South America, Europe, the UK and North America.

Before launching her next era, McRae will wrap up the Think Later World Tour this December with a series of final shows. Her new single, “2 hands,” drops tonight,  accompanied by a music video premiering at 4 p.m. PT / 7 p.m. ET. This follows the release of her September single, “It’s ok I’m ok.”

The UK and European leg of the Miss Possessive Tour will feature support from BENEE, with tickets available on Nov. 22 at 9 a.m. local time. The North American dates will have Swedish pop sensation Zara Larsson as the opening act, with tickets on sale at 11 a.m. local time on Nov. 22. Fans in Mexico City can purchase tickets starting at 11 a.m. local time on Nov. 23, with an artist presale available for sign-up here.

Preorder So Close To What now.

May–June 2025
May 7 / Meo Arena / Lisbon, PT
May 9 / Palacio Vistalegre / Madrid, ES
May 13 / Schleyer Halle / Stuttgart, DE
May 14 / Sportpaleis / Antwerp, BE
May 16 / 3Arena / Dublin, IE
May 19 / Utilita Arena / Birmingham, UK
May 20 / O2 Arena / London, UK
May 23 / OVO Hydro / Glasgow, UK
May 24 / Co-Op Live / Manchester, UK
May 27 / Accor Arena / Paris, FR
May 28 / Ziggo Dome / Amsterdam, NL
May 30 / Royal Arena / Copenhagen, DK
June 1 / Avicii Arena / Stockholm, SE
June 3 / Barclays Arena / Hamburg, DE
June 4 / Uber Arena / Berlin, DE
June 6 / Atlas Arena / Lodz, PL
June 8 / Wiener Stadthalle Halle D / Vienna, AT
June 10 / O2 Arena / Prague, CZ
June 11 / Olympiahalle / Munich, DE
June 13 / Unipol Arena / Bologna, IT
June 16 / Lanxess Arena / Cologne, DE
June 18 / Hallenstadion / Zurich, CH

August–September 2025
Aug 5 / Rogers Arena / Vancouver, BC, CA
Aug 7 / Rogers Place / Edmonton, AB, CA
Aug 9 / Canada Life Centre / Winnipeg, MB, CA
Aug 13 / Xcel Energy Center / Saint Paul, MN, USA
Aug 15 / United Center / Chicago, IL, USA
Aug 16 / Little Caesars Arena / Detroit, MI, USA
Aug 19 / Scotiabank Arena / Toronto, ON, CA
Aug 22 / Canadian Tire Centre / Ottawa, ON, CA
Aug 24 / Bell Centre / Montreal, QC, CA
Aug 26 / TD Garden / Boston, MA, USA
Aug 29 / Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse / Cleveland, OH, USA
Aug 31 / CFG Bank Arena / Baltimore, MD, USA
Sep 3 / Madison Square Garden / New York, NY, USA
Sep 6 / Wells Fargo Center / Philadelphia, PA, USA
Sep 9 / State Farm Arena / Atlanta, GA, USA
Sep 11 / Bridgestone Arena / Nashville, TN, USA
Sep 13 / Kia Center / Orlando, FL, USA
Sep 16 / Moody Center / Austin, TX, USA
Sep 18 / American Airlines Center / Dallas, TX, USA
Sep 20 / Ball Arena / Denver, CO, USA
Sep 24 / Chase Center / San Francisco, CA, USA
Sep 26 / Kia Forum / Los Angeles, CA, USA

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Clare Gehlich
Clare Gehlich
Clare is a recent Stony Brook University graduate, holding a BA in Journalism. She was a journalism intern at Melodic for the spring 2024 semester and currently serves as the album coordinator and is a freelance writer for the magazine.

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