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Tate McRae Announces Sophomore Album ‘Think Later’ & 2024 World Tour Dates

"Here's to 20 years old and figuring who the f--- I am," McRae wrote on Instagram alongside her album announcement.

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Tate McRae

Beth Saravo

Don’t get “Greedy,” but fans are about to see a lot more of Tate McRae. The 20-year-old pop star announced on Monday (Nov. 6) that her sophomore album Think Later will be arriving on Dec. 6 via RCA Records.

“We’re here guys. My sophomore album. This album means sooo much to me and I can’t believe it’s so close to coming out,” she wrote on Instagram alongside the album artwork, which features McRae standing against a black background with the album name written across her hockey leg pads. “Writing this whole thing was one of the most stressful, exciting, nerve racking, and fun things I’ve ever gone through. For the first time in my life I lived this year a little less with my head and a little more with my intuition – and I rlly hope u guys can feel that through the music. Through the biggest highs of my life to the lowest of lows – I feel so happy that it is now gonna be yours <3 Here’s to 20 years old and figuring who the f— I am haha”


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See the full post here.

The album, co-executive produced with Ryan Tedder, will feature McRae’s previously released hit song, “Greedy,” which peaked at No. 14 on the Billboard Hot 100 songs chart.

In addition to the Think Later announcement, McRae also revealed that she’ll be embarking on a 53-date 2024 tour in support of the album. The tour kicks off on April 17 in Dublin, Ireland, and will span across continents with shows in London, Amsterdam, Prague, Paris, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Nashville, New York, Sydney, Melbourne and more before wrapping up in Wellington, New Zealand, on November 21. See the full list of dates here.

Tickets to the North American leg of the tour will be available starting with the American Express presale for card members on Tuesday Nov. 7 at 10 a.m. local time, before general on sale begins on Friday (Nov. 10) at 10 a.m. local time on McRae’s official website here.

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This article was originally published by Billboard U.S.

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