‘I Love You Guys a Little Bit Extra’: 7 Best Moments From Tate McRae at Toronto’s Scotiabank Arena

Tate McRae is having another chart-topping year.

Her third album, 2025’s So Close to What, peaked at No. 1 on the Billboard Canadian Albums chart. After “Greedy” topped the Billboard Hot 100 in 2024, she now has three songs actively charting on the Canadian Hot 100, including “Sports Car,” “Just Keep Watching,” from the F1 soundtrack and “What I Want,” a duet with country star Morgan Wallen. Last week, she topped Spotify’s Canadian Global Impact List, which highlights the Canadian artists whose songs are most listened to outside of their home countries.

The Calgary native has unquestionably become one of pop’s biggest breakout stars. She has arguably been the biggest to come from Canada since Shawn Mendes, Justin Bieber, Drake and The Weeknd.

Earlier this year, the 22-year-old Canadian pop star embarked on her Miss Possessive world tour, which includes an extensive list of sold-out Canadian dates. The biggest feat? This is her first arena tour.

One of McRae’s first-ever concert performances was at The Velvet Underground in January 2020, playing for just over 200 fans. Five years later, she’s performing two sold-out nights at Scotiabank Arena. While this is McRae’s first headlining arena tour, she commands the stage, with elaborate choreography, four outfit changes, captivating visuals and an overall higher production value.

She picked the right name for the tour because McRae totally possessed the stage.

Here are the highlights from night 1 of Tate McRae’s Miss Possessive show in Toronto.