Tate McRae is set for an exciting year in 2025, with plans to release her highly anticipated third album titled “So Close to What” on February 21. Following the album release, the pop sensation will embark on her extensive 50-date world tour.
The upcoming album promises to explore the challenges and experiences of growing up, particularly during a time when the possibilities seem endless. McRae has already kicked off the promotional cycle with her lead single “It’s ok I’m ok” and is set to release another track, “2 hands,” later today.
March marks the beginning of her Miss Possessive Tour, starting with a headline performance at the iconic Pepsi Centre in Mexico City. The tour will cover a vast array of locations across North America, South America, Europe, and the U.K., featuring support acts such as Zara Larsson in the Americas and Benee in Europe and the U.K.
At just 21 years old, McRae has already made a significant impact in the music industry. Her debut album, “I Used to Think I Could Fly,” was launched in 2022, followed by an even more successful sophomore album, “Think Later,” released in December 2023, which included hit singles like “Greedy” and “Exes.”
The tour is highly anticipated and will visit major cities including Buenos Aires, Madrid, and London, as well as numerous music festivals, setting the stage for what could potentially be one of the most talked-about tours of the year.
This journey reflects not only Tate McRae’s growth as an artist but also her ability to connect with audiences globally. With her compelling music and relatable themes, there’s a positive momentum building as she continues to evolve and captivate fans everywhere.
Overall, the combination of her new album and international tour showcases McRae’s dedication to her craft and her eagerness to engage with fans, promising a bright future ahead in her musical career.