Tate McRae 2025 Tour Dates, Tickets, and Presale Codes

What are the Tate McRae Presales and Presale Codes?

Here, you will find all of the upcoming Tate McRae “Miss Possessive” Presales and Presale Codes. If you happen to miss out on the presale events or general sale, don’t worry. You can still get great deals on sold out Tate McRae tickets on TickPick.

• The Amex Presale begins Tuesday, February 25th, at 11:00 AM local time and will conclude on Wednesday, November 20, at 10:00 AM. The AMEX Presale Code is INGOLD
• The Artist Presale begins Wednesday, February 26th, at 11:00 AM local time and will conclude at 11:00 PM the same day. You can sign up for the Tate McRae Artist Presale here.
• The Live Nation Presale begins Thursday, February 27th, at 11:00 AM local time and will conclude at 11:00 PM the same day. The Live Nation Presale Code is: BEATS
• Local Venue Presales begin Thursday, February 27th, at 11:00 AM local time and conclude at 11:00 PM the same day.

Keep in mind that some local venues and dates have their own presales and presale codes and there are premium and VIP options.

When do Tate McRae tickets go on sale?

Tickets to Tate McRae’s 2025 “Miss Possessive” Tour will go on general sale Friday, November 22, at 11:00 AM local time.

How much do Tate McRae tickets cost?

The average get-in price to see Tate McRae on her upcoming “Miss Possessive” Tour is $158.

The cheapest get-in for Tate McRae is for $83 to attend her Aug. 9 concert in Winnipeg, MB. The most expensive stop of the “Miss Possessive” Tour is on Aug. 15, in Chicago, IL, with get-ins currently set at $233.

Who is opening for Tate McRae?

The “Miss Possessive” Tour will feature support from Swedish singer-songwriter Zara Larsson.

How long are Tate McRae concerts?

The 2023 “Are We Flying” Tour, in support of McRae’s debut album, I Used to Think I Could Fly, was about two hours long, including openers. This means McRae’s set ranged from 1 to 1.5 hours.

But now, with another album of material out and more to perform on stage, we anticipate longer shows for Tate McRae’s upcoming “Miss Possessive” Tour. Including the opening set, we expect Tate McRae concerts will last closer to 2.5 hours long.

What is the Tate McRae setlist?

Tate McRae is currently on the “Think Later” Tour in support of her sophomore album, which debuted in December 2023. Now, she is getting ready to release her third album, So Close To What. The new album arrives Feb. 21, well ahead of her “Miss Possessive” Tour.

We think Tate McRae will definitely perform “2 hands” and “It’s okay, I’m okay“ on her “Miss Possessive” Tour. We think she will also include tracks she’s been performing on the “Think Later” Tour, such as “think later,” “guilty conscience,” “she’s all I wanna be,” “exes,” “cut my hair,” “greedy,” and “you broke me first.”

You can find the most recent Tate McRae setlist data here.

How to sell Tate McRae tickets

Did your plans to attend the concert change? Don’t worry, TickPick has you covered. You can quickly sell your Tate McRae tickets through our website. When listing your concert tickets, you can determine the price of each ticket.

Fans who sell their concert tickets with TickPick will receive their payout shortly after the time of the event.

Tate McRae 2025 Tour Dates

Below are all of the Tate McRae concerts scheduled along her “Miss Possessive” Tour. Tate McRae will begin touring North America on Aug. 4 in Vancouver. She will continue her “Miss Possessive” dates through Sep. 27, where she will wrap-up in Los Angeles, CA.

Just follow the link to the show of your choice and you’ll be directed to access our Tate McRae tickets from there.