Tate McRae has not announced any concerts in Australia or New Zealand for 2027. As of 9 October 2026 there is no tour, no festival booking and no one-off show listed for the region. Her most recent tour, the Miss Possessive Tour for the album So Close to What, played 83 shows in North America, South America and Europe between 18 March and 8 November 2025, without an Oceania leg.
She is nonetheless a regular visitor. McRae toured Australia and New Zealand for the first time in July 2022, playing theatres and halls in Perth, Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne and Auckland plus Adelaide's Spin Off Festival, and came back in November 2024 to close the Think Later World Tour with nine concerts that finished at TSB Arena in Wellington. So Close to What then went to number one in Australia in 2025.
This page sets out what is and is not known about her plans for 2027, tells the story of her 2022 and 2024 visits night by night, and looks at the songs she has played here and the records that took her from a dance-competition background to number-one albums in Australia and New Zealand.
There is no official Tate McRae tour of Australia or New Zealand in 2027. No dates, cities, venues, presales or on-sale times have been published, and no Australian or New Zealand promoter has listed her. No 2027 concert has been announced elsewhere either.
Her last tour, the Miss Possessive Tour, opened in Mexico City on 18 March 2025 and ran through North America, South America, the United Kingdom and Europe before closing in Inglewood, California, on 8 November 2025. Wikipedia's date list for that tour contains no Australian or New Zealand concert, so So Close to What — her first number-one album in Australia — has not yet been toured here.
Her pattern so far has been to reach Oceania at the end of a touring cycle: the 2024 visit was the closing leg of the Think Later World Tour, seven months after it began. That is a pattern, not a plan, and it does not mean a 2027 visit is coming. As of 9 October 2026 nothing has been announced.
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Tate McRae's first trip to the region came in July 2022, two years after 'You Broke Me First' had become her breakout hit and a few months after the release of her debut album I Used to Think I Could Fly. Announced as her first-ever tour of Australia and New Zealand, it was a run of mid-sized rooms, listed in the setlist archive as the Australia and New Zealand Tour 2022.
It began at the Astor Theatre in Perth on Thursday 14 July 2022, then moved to the Fortitude Music Hall in Brisbane on Saturday 16 July and the Enmore Theatre in Sydney on Sunday 17 July. Melbourne followed at the Forum Theatre on Wednesday 20 July. The set of 14 or 15 songs opened with 'stupid' and 'what would you do?' and closed with 'she's all i wanna be' and 'you broke me first'; in Perth she added a cover of The Script's 'Breakeven'.
On Friday 22 July 2022 she appeared at Adelaide's Spin Off Festival at the Adelaide Showground, with a shorter eight-song set, before finishing the trip at Shed 10 on the Auckland waterfront on Sunday 24 July. That Auckland show was her first concert in New Zealand.
When she returned in November 2024 she had a much bigger record behind her. Think Later and the global hit 'Greedy' had moved her up to arenas and large outdoor venues, and the Australian and New Zealand dates closed the Think Later World Tour, which had started on 17 April 2024 and ran to 65 shows. charlieonnafriday opened most of the Oceania dates.
The 2024 leg opened at Red Hill Auditorium, the outdoor amphitheatre in Perth's hills, on Friday 8 November and went on to Brisbane's Riverstage on Sunday 10 November. Sydney had two nights at the Hordern Pavilion on Tuesday 12 and Wednesday 13 November — the first of them with 'Happy Birthday to You' in the set — followed by the Adelaide Entertainment Centre on Friday 15 November and two nights at Margaret Court Arena in Melbourne on Saturday 16 and Sunday 17 November.
New Zealand then got two arena shows: Spark Arena in Auckland on Tuesday 19 November and TSB Arena in Wellington on Thursday 21 November 2024. Wellington was the final night of the whole Think Later World Tour and her first concert in the New Zealand capital. Across the two visits the documented record now stands at 15 concerts, with Sydney and Melbourne (three each) the cities she has played most often.
The table below lists 15 documented Australia/NZ concerts by Tate McRae between 2022 and 2024, with the most shows in Melbourne (3), Sydney (3), Auckland (2), Adelaide (2), Brisbane (2), Perth (2). It is not exhaustive: it only includes documented shows.
| Date | City | Venue | Tour / event |
|---|---|---|---|
| 21 November 2024 | Wellington | TSB Arena | Think Later World Tour |
| 19 November 2024 | Auckland | Spark Arena | Think Later World Tour |
| 17 November 2024 | Melbourne | Margaret Court Arena | Think Later World Tour |
| 16 November 2024 | Melbourne | Margaret Court Arena | Think Later World Tour |
| 15 November 2024 | Adelaide | Adelaide Entertainment Centre | Think Later World Tour |
| 13 November 2024 | Sydney | Hordern Pavilion | Think Later World Tour |
| 12 November 2024 | Sydney | Hordern Pavilion | Think Later World Tour |
| 10 November 2024 | Brisbane | Riverstage | Think Later World Tour |
| 8 November 2024 | Perth | Red Hill Auditorium | Think Later World Tour |
| 24 July 2022 | Auckland | Shed 10 | Australia and New Zealand Tour 2022 |
| 22 July 2022 | Adelaide | Adelaide Showground | |
| 20 July 2022 | Melbourne | Forum Theatre | Australia and New Zealand Tour 2022 |
| 17 July 2022 | Sydney | Enmore Theatre | Australia and New Zealand Tour 2022 |
| 16 July 2022 | Brisbane | Fortitude Music Hall | Australia and New Zealand Tour 2022 |
| 14 July 2022 | Perth | Astor Theatre | Australia and New Zealand Tour 2022 |
Concert data: setlist.fm
Across the 15 most recent documented Australia/NZ concerts with a full song list (14 July 2022 to 21 November 2024), these are the songs that came up most often. Titles only — set lists change from night to night.
Tate McRae's only documented Australian festival appearance is the Spin Off Festival in Adelaide on Friday 22 July 2022, held at the Adelaide Showground during her first tour of the region. The announcement of that tour described the Adelaide stop as an appearance at Spin Off rather than a headline concert, which is why it sits between her Melbourne and Auckland shows.
Her festival set was shorter than her headline shows: eight songs, from 'stupid' and 'what would you do?' through 'rubberband', 'that way' and 'feel like shit' to 'don't come back', 'she's all i wanna be' and 'you broke me first'. No other Australian or New Zealand festival booking appears in the data, and none has been announced for 2027.
Tate Rosner McRae was born on 1 July 2003 in Calgary, Alberta. She spent three years of her childhood in Oman, then trained intensively as a dancer in Calgary, including ballet at the School of Alberta Ballet. She won Mini Best Female Dancer at the 2013 Dance Awards in New York and reached a wider audience as a contestant on So You Think You Can Dance in 2016.
After signing with RCA Records she released the EPs All the Things I Never Said (2020) and Too Young to Be Sad (2021); the latter became the most-streamed female EP of 2021 on Spotify, and its single 'You Broke Me First' was her first entry on the US Billboard Hot 100. Her debut album I Used to Think I Could Fly (2022) reached number 10 in Australia.
Think Later (2023) moved her into mainstream pop and reached number 2 in Australia. Its lead single 'Greedy' went to number one on the Billboard Global 200, and 'Exes' and 'It's ok I'm ok' followed. So Close to What (2025) topped the US Billboard 200 and also reached number 1 in both Australia and New Zealand.
In 2025 she also scored her first US Billboard Hot 100 number one with 'What I Want', a duet with Morgan Wallen, and earned a Grammy nomination for the soundtrack single 'Just Keep Watching'. Her dance training remains central to her live shows, which are built around choreography as much as vocals.
| Album | Year | AUS chart peak |
|---|---|---|
| I Used to Think I Could Fly | 2022 | AUS 10 |
| Think Later | 2023 | AUS 2 |
| So Close to What | 2025 | AUS 1 |
The two visits show how fast her Australian audience grew. In 2022 she played the Astor Theatre, the Fortitude Music Hall, the Enmore Theatre, the Forum and Shed 10 — rooms built for a few hundred to a couple of thousand people. By 2024 she was booked into the Hordern Pavilion for two nights in Sydney, Margaret Court Arena for two in Melbourne, the Adelaide Entertainment Centre and Spark Arena in Auckland.
Wikipedia's figures for the Think Later World Tour show the tracked shows sold 100 per cent of the tickets available. In Australia, the Sydney and Melbourne doubles are the clearest sign of demand: both cities had only one show in 2022.
Since then So Close to What has given her a first number-one album in Australia and New Zealand, which would point to bigger rooms again if she returned. Nothing has been announced, however, and no venue for a 2027 show is known.
Two of her 2024 Australian shows were outdoors. Red Hill Auditorium is an open-air amphitheatre in the hills east of Perth, and it opened the Oceania leg on Friday 8 November 2024. Two days later she played the Riverstage, the outdoor venue beside the Brisbane River in the City Botanic Gardens, on Sunday 10 November.
Both cities had seen her indoors in 2022, at the Astor Theatre in Mount Lawley and the Fortitude Music Hall in Fortitude Valley. The move outdoors in 2024 gave those shows a different feel from the arena nights that followed in Adelaide, Melbourne and New Zealand.
The Brisbane set was the shortest of the 2024 leg in the setlist archive, at 16 songs, while most other nights ran to 18.
New Zealand has been part of both of her visits. Auckland saw her at Shed 10, a converted waterfront shed, on Sunday 24 July 2022, and then at Spark Arena on Tuesday 19 November 2024 — a jump from a club-sized room to the city's main arena in just over two years.
Wellington was added in 2024, at TSB Arena on the waterfront on Thursday 21 November. It was the final show of the Think Later World Tour, and the set that night ended, as usual, with 'greedy'.
So Close to What reached number one in New Zealand as well as Australia in 2025. As of 9 October 2026 no New Zealand date has been announced for 2027.
Sydney and Melbourne are the Australian cities she has played most. In Sydney she went from a single Sunday night at the Enmore Theatre on 17 July 2022 to two nights at the Hordern Pavilion in Moore Park on 12 and 13 November 2024. In Melbourne she played the Forum Theatre on 20 July 2022, then Margaret Court Arena on 16 and 17 November 2024.
At the Hordern shows the setlist archive lists 'what's your problem?' and 'messier' early in the set, while the Melbourne nights dropped both and kept 'grave' and '10:35' near the end.
Whether a future visit would move her into Qudos Bank Arena or Rod Laver Arena is a question no announcement has yet answered.
A Tate McRae show is built around dance as much as singing. On the 2024 Oceania leg the setlist archive shows sets of 16 to 19 songs, opening with 'think later', 'hurt my feelings' and 'uh oh', then moving through 'feel like shit', 'stay done', 'cut my hair', 'rubberband', 'exes' and 'guilty conscience'. The closing stretch brought 'she's all i wanna be', 'It's ok I'm ok', 'you broke me first', 'run for the hills', '2 hands' and, every night, 'greedy' as the finale.
The 2022 shows were smaller and drew on her EPs and debut album: 'stupid', 'what would you do?', 'r u ok', 'all my friends are fake', 'Bad Ones', 'One Day', 'that way', 'You', 'boy x', 'chaotic' and 'don't come back', ending with 'she's all i wanna be' and 'you broke me first'.
Songs from So Close to What, including 'Sports Car' and 'Just Keep Watching', have not yet been played in Australia or New Zealand. No set list or staging details for a 2027 show in the region have been published.
There are no Tate McRae tickets for Australia or New Zealand in 2027, because no concerts have been announced. No presale, general on-sale or fan registration has been published for the region, and any listing that claims otherwise is not official.
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Is Tate McRae touring Australia in 2027?
No. As of 9 October 2026 no Tate McRae concert has been announced in Australia or New Zealand, and no 2027 date has been announced anywhere.
Did the Miss Possessive Tour come to Australia?
No. The Miss Possessive Tour played North America, South America and Europe from 18 March to 8 November 2025, with no Australian or New Zealand dates.
When was Tate McRae last in Australia?
In November 2024, on the Think Later World Tour. Her last Australian show was at Margaret Court Arena in Melbourne on Sunday 17 November 2024.
Has Tate McRae played in New Zealand?
Yes: Shed 10 in Auckland on 24 July 2022, Spark Arena in Auckland on 19 November 2024 and TSB Arena in Wellington on 21 November 2024.
Who supported Tate McRae in Australia in 2024?
charlieonnafriday opened most of the Oceania dates of the Think Later World Tour.
Has Tate McRae played a festival in Australia?
Yes, the Spin Off Festival at the Adelaide Showground on 22 July 2022, during her first tour of the region.
When did Tate McRae first tour Australia?
In July 2022, starting at the Astor Theatre in Perth on Thursday 14 July.
Is there a Tate McRae presale code for Australia?
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