Following the much-hyped release of her brand new album So Close to What, even more tickets for Tate McRae’s Miss Possessive world tour are going on sale this week.
At 21 years old, the global pop star has already achieved multi-platinum status and is tipped as this generation’s Britney Spears. When Tate first announced details of her tour back in November, there was unprecedented demand for tickets, so she’s treated her fans to an additional 23 dates to choose from, including three more here in the UK.
So if you missed out the first time, this is your second chance. Here’s everything you need to know about how you can see Tate McRae live on tour later this year.
When is Tate McRae going on tour?
Tate will be stopping by the UK on two separate occasions in May and June 2025.
What UK dates are confirmed?
Following the newly added shows, the confirmed Miss Possessive UK dates are:
- May 20: Birmingham, Utilita Arena
- May 23: Glasgow, OVO Hydro
- May 24: Manchester, Co-op Live
- June 22: Nottingham, Motorpoint Arena
- June 24: London, O2 Arena
- June 25: Manchester, Co-op Live
When do tickets go on sale?
General sale launches at 11am on Thursday, February 27. You’ll be able to get them on Ticketmaster here, then on Stubhub through resale.
Is there a presale?
It’s too late to sign up for most presales but if you’re an O2 or Virgin Media customer, you can get your hands on priority tickets here from now until general sale kicks off tomorrow.
How much are tickets?
Tickets for Tate McRae’s shows in the UK range from around £40 to £105. For premium seats you could expect to pay roughly £160 and for hospitality, it’s around £250.
What about VIP?
Live Nation is offering two VIP packages for the Miss Possessive World Tour. Each includes early entry to the building, exclusive VIP merch and a pre-show acoustic performance and Q&A with Tate McRae herself. You can purchase them here.
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