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Who is Tate McRae?

For those of you who might be new to the Tate McRae hype, let’s give you a quick rundown. Born on July 1, 2003, Tate Rosner McRae is a Canadian prodigy and a quadruple threat—she sings, writes songs, dances, and even acts! Her rise to fame started at the tender age of thirteen when she wowed audiences as the first Canadian finalist on the American reality TV show 'So You Think You Can Dance.'

In 2019, RCA Records noticed her after her 2017 track "One Day" blew up on YouTube and TikTok. This led to her debut extended play (EP), 'All the Things I Never Said,' in 2020. But her real breakthrough came with the hit single "You Broke Me First" in 2020, which climbed to number 17 on the Billboard Hot 100. Fast forward to 2023, her single "Greedy" also made waves, setting the stage for her second studio album, 'Think Later,'

The Top Tate McRae Songs to Get You in the Mood

Before we get into the tour details, let’s talk about some of Tate’s best tracks. Here are the top three songs that you should definitely have on repeat:

You Broke Me First" (2020) – This song has racked up 1.3 billion streams across various platforms. It tells the story of a one-sided relationship and the strength to resist reconciliation after a breakup. Its emotional depth and catchy melody make it a fan favourite.

She’s All I Wanna Be" (2022) – This track dives into the feelings of envy and insecurity, as Tate sings about another woman who seems to have everything she desires.

"Feel Like Sh*t" (2021) – This song captures the emotional aftermath of a breakup, highlighting the heartache and confusion that follow. Tate’s powerful vocal performance on this is a standout!

What is Tate McRae’s Australian Tour Schedule?

Here’s when and where you can catch Tate McRae live in Australia and New Zealand:

Queensland (QLD)

Sunday, 10th November, 6:00pm – Riverstage Brisbane, Brisbane

New South Wales (NSW)

Tuesday, 12th November, 8:00pm – Hordern Pavilion, Sydney

Wednesday, 13th November, 8:00pm – Hordern Pavilion, Sydney

Victoria (VIC)

Saturday, 16th November, 7:00pm – Margaret Court Arena, Melbourne

Sunday, 17th November, 8:00pm – Margaret Court Arena, Melbourne

New Zealand (NZ)

Tuesday, 19th November, 7:00pm – Spark Arena, Auckland

Thursday, 21st November, 8:00pm – TSB Arena, Wellington

How to get Tate McRae Australian tour tickets

So, how do you get your hands on tickets to see Tate McRae live? It’s pretty straightforward. Scroll up, pick your show and grab the tickets before they are all gone!

How to do a Tate McRae concert the right way

To make the most out of your Tate McRae concert experience, here are a few tips:

Get to the venue early to avoid long lines and secure a good spot if it’s a general admission ticket.

Familiarise yourself with Tate’s songs. It’s always more fun when you can sing along to every track.

You’ll likely be standing and dancing a lot, so wear comfortable clothes and shoes.

Don’t forget to take some photos and videos, but also make sure to live in the moment and enjoy the performance.

Why you shouldn’t miss the Tate McRae tour

Tate McRae’s live performances are insanely good. Her combination of powerful vocals, emotional depth, and stunning dance moves need to be witnessed in real life, not through a screen. Plus, seeing an artist like Tate McRae early in her career can be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. You’ll be able to sya, "yeah wel I saw her when she first came out….".

Social media is flooded with Tate McRae moments

Tate McRae’s Australian tour will likely follow suit based on the shows that have been happening around the world and popping up on social media. For real, pick a Tate McRae-related hashtag and see it for yourself. Fresh off her appearance at the BRIT Awards in March, Tate McRae returned to London recently, cementing her status as one of pop’s brightest stars.

As the lights dimmed and the crowd roared in anticipation, the show kicked off with a dramatic build-up. Suspenseful drums, strobe lights, and captivating video footage set the stage. Tate, at just 20 years old, knows how to make an entrance. She appeared between two cage-like TV cubes that housed her guitarist and drummer, instantly setting the tone for a night of innovative and well-thought-out staging.

Dressed in a sporty outfit—a bra and matching hot pants—Tate, accompanied by four dancers in sweatpants, delivered choreography that brought to mind the iconic performances of Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera from the early 2000s. The audience sang back every word, and Tate’s performance was divided into four acts. An acoustic guitar-led section provided an emotional rollercoaster with a powerful performance of "Messier." The reviews were raving, fans flooded Instagram and TikTok with vids, and by all counts, it was a crazy-fun night.

How much are Tate McRae Australian tour tickets?

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