Her upcoming third studio album, titled 'So Close To What,' will feature 'Sports Car' along with two other tracks, '2 Hands' and 'It's OK, I'm OK,' and will delve into themes of self-discovery and love.

Tate McRae is set to kick off her highly anticipated 'Miss Possessive Tour' in March 2025, which will span across South America, Europe, the UK, and North America.

Fans can now purchase tickets for the tour, with the European leg starting in May 2025, featuring arena shows in major cities such as Dublin, Birmingham, and London.

Accompanying the release of her new single 'Sports Car' is a stylish music video directed by Bardia Zeinali, which pays homage to pop icons like Beyoncé and Lady Gaga.

In the video, McRae explores new characters while expressing her discomfort with styling choices like wigs and high heels, which she embraced as a creative risk.

This project marks a significant step for McRae as she takes control of her narrative and showcases different facets of her identity through fashion and music.

McRae describes the new album as more daring both lyrically and musically compared to her previous works, indicating a notable evolution in her artistry.

Her previous albums have seen impressive success, with her debut album 'i used to think i could fly' hitting #1 on Spotify’s Global Top Albums Debut Chart.

With over 12.4 billion career streams and accolades like Artist Of The Year at the 2024 JUNO Awards, McRae continues to solidify her status as a rising pop star.

Critics have praised her unique artistry, with notable mentions from Billboard and Vogue, further establishing her reputation in the music industry.

Her 2020 hit 'you broke me first' has achieved 4x Platinum status and over 2.4 billion streams, showcasing her significant impact.

The creative team for the 'Sports Car' video emphasized pushing fashion boundaries, sourcing unique archival pieces to reflect McRae's multidimensional personality.