Pop Sensation Tate McRae Performing in Tulsa, Oklahoma

Canadian singer, songwriter and dancer Tate McRae just announced that she will be stopping by Tulsa, Oklahoma at the BOK Center on Wednesday, October 29, 2025. The concert is part of her new "Miss Possessive" Tour which takes her across the country this year.

BOK Center announces international pop artist visiting Oklahoma in 2025.

Tate McRae has been widely known for her sucessful dance career, especially after earning the second runner-up spot on the FOX television series So You Think You Can Dance - The Next Generation. Her music has also garnered attention over the several years that she's been singing and uploading her original music to social media.

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McRae is just one of several artists who've managed to make it big because of their presence on social media platforms. Now, the girl who was once singing to a camera for YouTube is now set to perform all across the country and the world.

Oklahomans wanting to see Tate McRae live on Oct. 29 can click here to get their tickets. Keep in mind a few things about the venue.

What guests should know about the BOK Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

The BOK Center in downtown Tulsa, Oklahoma is one of the largest seated venues in the state. Typically, the venue is used for large sports events and large scale concerts. Expect to be seated pretty far away from the stage if you aren't looking to spend a lot on front-row or VIP seating.

The venue is also friendly for families to bring children and for adults to enjoy themselves, as well.

The BOK Center does have a strict clear bag policy that only allows guests to bring specific items. To check the list of prohibited items, click here.

The venue has also transitioned to completely cashless payments, so make sure you have your cards available.

Last, but not least, the venue is located in one of the safest areas in town, but you will want to account for some walking since parking will be difficult to find directly beside the venue; free parking is even more difficult.

If you love artists who've started from the bottom and made their way to the top, then you should check out some of Oklahoma's own successful home-grown artists.