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Irish Independent
32 minutes ago
- Entertainment
- Irish Independent
Zara Larsson announces Dublin date in the 3Arena
This comes as Larsson announced the release of her fifth studio album Midnight Sun, set for release on September 26. The Clean Bandit singer said: 'In thinking about this album, I thought, 'What do I want to say? What do I want this to be?'. I really am proud of my Swedish pop heritage, so I wanted to write about a Swedish summer where the sun never goes down. 'And it doesn't matter if it's December: the summer night will be there for you. It's waiting for you, it will come back for you, and you will come back for it.' The album was created over the last year with frequent collaborator MNEK, alongside producer Margo XS and songwriter Helena Gao. The European arena tour will kick off in Munich, Germany on October 28 at Zenith Arena, after which Zara will go on to perform in Dublin's 3Arena on November 7 and Amsterdam's Ziggo Dome on the 12, followed by a run of Nordic arenas culminating in a homecoming show at Avicii Arena in Stockholm, Sweden on November 28. Larsson's run of live shows in support of Midnight Sun officially kicks off with her opening slot on Tate McRae's Miss Possessive Tour across North America, which begins on August 4 in Vancouver, BC, with stops along the way at major arenas like New York's Madison Square Garden culminating in back-to-back shows at The Forum in Los Angeles on September 26 and 27, in line with the album release. The singer has also released her first-ever live dates in Australia and New Zealand for February 2026 supporting American pop rock band OneRepublic. Tickets for the 3Areana will go on sale on Ticketmaster at 10 am June 13 with pricing from €41.20 - €61.85, with an artist presale running at 10am June 11.
Scotsman
26-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Scotsman
Tate McRae, Glasgow review: 'all the right poses'
This was undoubtedly a slick performance from Tate McRae, but something was missing, writes Fiona Shepherd Sign up to our Arts and Culture newsletter Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to The Scotsman, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... Tate McRae, Hydro, Glasgow ★★★ The audience decibel level was high in the Hydro for Canadian pop star Tate McRae, the 21-year-old singer/songwriter/dancer making a play as the next Dua Lipa with music which makes all the right noises, a performance which struck all the right poses and a stage set with all the right moving parts. What was missing through all the hair tossing and pouty attitude was any great sense of warmth or sincerity in her delivery and any originality or personality in her turbo-charged electro pop. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad But for her target market of teenage girls, screaming in recognition to every song at what could well be their first arena concert experience, this Miss Possessive Tour was a year zero epiphany. The entire set-up was austere, with McRae and her eight dancers strutting in mechanically sexy mode on hydraulic platforms illuminated by banks of simple but dramatic spot lighting. At least her live drummer and guitarist provided some propulsive clatter and costume change-covering shredding. McRae is a better dancer than singer. Her vocals were shrouded in effects but there was nowhere to hide with the moves and she hit her mark on every occasion, whether wielding a walking cane in a wind tunnel or staying cool while all around her descended into a writhing group lapdance. Much of the early part of her show comprised sultry electro R&B, with Guilty Conscience standing out as the strongest pop hook. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Tate McRae PIC:
Glasgow Times
20-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Glasgow Times
Special tickets released for multi-platinum star's Glasgow gig
Tate McRae will perform at the city's OVO Hydro on Friday, May 23, as part of her Miss Possessive Tour. Ahead of the show later this week, the venue announced that extra pit tickets have been released for the gig. In a post on X, the Hydro said: "Extra PIT tickets have just been released for Tate McRae this Friday. "This is your last chance to get 'So Close' to Tate herself from the best spot in the crowd." (Image: Newsquest) The special tickets, which have been released days before the show, are on sale now, with the Hydro encouraging fans to 'go, go, go' and buy them. READ MORE: Huge British singer announces exciting gig in Glasgow READ MORE: British singer announces exciting Glasgow gig - here's when The 21-year-old, from Canada, is known for her incredible tunes, including Sports Car, Revolving Door, Greedy, and You Broke Me First. During her musical career so far, Tate has received 'countless' awards, such as nominations for two Billboard Music Awards, an MTV VMA Award, multiple People's Choice Awards, and more. READ MORE: Multi-platinum pop star hailed Glasgow after concert (Image: Newsquest) Tate previously hosted a gig at the city's O2 Academy in the Southside on Saturday, April 20, 2024. We reported how the global superstar revealed her 'love' for Glasgow during her performance last year. The talented youngster posted a clip on social media of her show at the venue. In the video, the musician was singing her hit tune You Broke Me First, while the crowd could also be heard singing it word for word. Posting the clip on TikTok, the star said: "I love you so much Glasgow."
Irish Independent
14-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Irish Independent
Tate McRae at the 3Arena, Dublin: Everything you need to know
Today at 01:00 Tate McRae will bring her Miss Possessive Tour to Dublin's 3Arena for two sold-out shows this weekend. The 21-year-old Canadian pop star, known for hits like Greedy and You broke me first, will play back-to-back gigs on Friday, May 16, and Saturday, May 17. Here's everything you need to know ahead of the shows. Are there any tickets left? Both Dublin dates are completely sold out, but last-minute resale tickets may pop up on When do doors open? Doors open at 6.30pm. The show is expected to start around 7.30pm, though stage times are subject to change. Will there be an opening act? Yes. Benee will support Tate on both nights. The New Zealand singer-songwriter is known for viral tracks like Supalonely and brings a unique alt-pop energy to the stage. Can under-16s go? Under-16s must be accompanied by an adult. Standing is strictly over-14s only. What songs will Tate perform? Learn more Tate's Madrid show on May 9 gives a good idea of what to expect. Here's a look at the likely setlist: Miss possessive No I'm not in love 2 hands Guilty conscience Purple lace bra Like I do Uh oh Dear god Siren sounds Greenlight Nostalgia That way / chaotic / One Day (medley) You broke me first Run for the hills Exes Bloodonmyhands She's all I wanna be Revolving door It's ok I'm ok Sports car Greedy I know love How do I get to the 3Arena? Traveling to 3Arena couldn't be easier. It is situated in the heart of Dublin's docklands which is very well served by public transport including bus, rail and Dart services. Irish Rail provides a great link to the city from all over the country, bringing you to Connolly or Heuston Station from where you can hop on the Luas, straight to 3Arena. You can travel to the doorstep of the venue via the Luas Red line. There are extra trams on show nights to cater for the large numbers travelling to and from 3Arena. A full schedule and live information is available on Dublin Bus offers a high frequency and accessible service from all over Dublin to within a 20-minute walk of 3Arena. The 151 route operates every 10 minutes during rush hour and will leave you on Castleforbes Road, the closest stop to the Venue, just a two minute walk away. The last bus departs Castleforbes Road at 11.15pm Monday to Saturday. There is limited car parking available in The Point Village car park but this carpark is not operated by 3Arena. With large numbers gathering on show nights traffic congestion can delay your arrival and departure so it's encouraged to use public transport where possible.
Perth Now
25-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Perth Now
Zara Larsson 'is in awe of Tate McRae's work ethic'
Zara Larsson is "in awe" of Tate McRae. The 27-year-old singer is set to open for Tate, 21, on the Miss Possessive Tour, and Zara has admitted to being a huge fan of the 'Greedy' hitmaker. Zara told People: "She's so sweet. Beautiful. "I just can't believe she's 21 because she seems so mature, like she's been doing this for a really long time, kind of like I have. Maybe that's what people thought about me when I was 21. Now, I'm old. "I'm so in awe of her work ethic and how hard she goes at it. She has not stopped for years. But I think she loves what she's doing, and she's so passionate." Zara also admitted to feeling "inspired" by Tate's dance skills. She said: "I feel really inspired by the way she really has embraced her dancing side. I would love to dance more." Earlier this year, Tate described herself as a "very goal-driven person". The pop star revealed that she has a number of career ambitions that she really wants to achieve, including performing at the MTV Video Music Awards (VMAs). Tate told Pride: "I always have things that I'm setting my sights on. I'm a very goal-driven person. Sometimes, I think I'm a little clairvoyant. I'm really good at manifesting! "I would die to perform at the VMA's. That's something I've watched all my idols do for so many years. For some reason, that specific performance is something I've always wanted. "My ideal performance is a perfect balance of dance, outfit, singing, and musical arrangement. When they're all balanced perfectly, that's my ideal performance." Tate also confessed to being amazed by her recent rise. The 'Sports Car' hitmaker still has vivid memories of performing in front of relatively small crowds. Tate said: "I can't believe this is my job. "Four years ago, I played my first ever show at The Moroccan Lounge in front of 100 people in Los Angeles. It was the size of a shoebox, like it's so small. I could see my grandma, my mom, and everybody that I knew. Now, we're performing three nights at the Kia Forum. It's the biggest dream of my life. It's insane!"
