In an odd year for pop music — the official song of the summer has never felt flatter, fictional K-pop bands are ruling the Hot 100 and nostalgia-mining reunions appear to be the name of the game — Tate McRae has maintained her focus. By way of her tenacity, she’s also properly cemented herself as one of contemporary pop’s reigning princesses — and the Miss Possessive World Tour is nearly two hours of stone-cold proof.

Launched in support of So Close to What, her first Billboard 200 chart-topper, the Miss Possessive Tour arrived less than six months after McRae’s last arena trek, which she built around her 2023 Think Later LP. For her latest outing, McRae upped the ante on all fronts, tapping choreography powerhouse Sean Bankhead to movement direct the show and incorporating her latest st

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