Tate McRae fans beg for her Aussie return on TikTok
The 22-year-old singer and dancer is on her Miss Possessive world tour that kicked off on May 7 in Lisbon and has seen her stop off in major cities in Europe and the UK.
It is her first arena tour where she has played venues she dreamt of performing at as a child, and supports her recent album So Close To What.
After a one-month break, McRae returned to the stage in Vancouver on Monday to kick off the North American leg of the mammoth tour.
On Wednesday, the Sportscar singer posted a TikTok that showed a behind-the-scenes look at preparing for her Tuesday concert with the caption: 'I love my life.'
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Aussie fans soon began to flood the comments section of the video with calls for her to visit Australia.
At the time of publishing, McRae didn't have any concert dates for Australia or New Zealand. She was last Down Under in November last year for her Think Later tour and performed in Perth at Red Hill Auditorium.
'I'd love my life more if you came to Australia,' one fan said.
Another added: 'PLS COME TO AUSTRALIA I BEG.'
'Australia misses you queen,' a third said.
One fan said: 'Queen you know how cool coming to Australia is.'
Someone else said: 'Australia is a really cool place in case you forgot.' Tate McRae on her North American leg. Credit: Supplied
'My life will be complete if you come to Australia,' another fan said.
Another fan said: 'PLS COME BACK TO AUS.'
At her Monday concert in Vancouver, she debuted a live version of her viral song Just Keep Watching she recorded for the new F1 movie starring Brad Pitt.
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