Platinum-selling Canadian pop phenom Tate McRae shifted into a new gear on her Miss Possessive Tour at the MEO Arena on Wednesday (5/7), doling out 13 tracks from her third studio album, So Close to What, including several live debuts.
The sold-out show’s 21-song set allowed the 21-year-old artist to showcase her talents as a songwriter, dancer, and singer.
Opening with the tour’s title track, “Miss Possessive,” McRae planted the flag from the outset: this show would spotlight her newest material while flaunting the skills she developed as a child dance prodigy.
Born in Calgary, Alberta, and trained at the School of Alberta Ballet as well as her mom’s YYC Dance Project, McRae’s choreography throughout the show easily separated her from peers who only sing, march, or slither across the stage.
As is the norm these days, the concert was divided into five short acts, each highlighting a specific vibe from her catalog.
Act II featured several live debuts, including “Like I Do” and “Purple Lace Bra” (which she performed while wearing what sure looked like a white bra).
Wardrobe aside, the tunes, the dancing, her talented background performers, and the production were warmly embraced by Portuguese fans soaking up the new material.
For Act III, McRae shifted to a more intimate B-stage setup.
There, she belted out a medley of earlier bangers, including “That Way,” “Chaotic,” and “One Day”—the viral 2017 track that launched her music career and helped land her a record deal with RCA.
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