Outside the entrance to Irving Plaza, the marquee announces Tate McRae’s March 30 show and its status: sold out!

Seventeen-year-old GAYLE, one of the openers for Tate McRae, performs one of her vulnerable pieces.

GAYLE raises her arm during her rendition of her hit song “abcdefu.”

Opener Mimi Webb sings to a captivated crowd.

Mimi Webb cups the microphone while several audience members capture the moment.

The tech crew prepares the state for Tate McRae to appear.

A fan holds up a heart sign made with their hands to Tate McRae, who is singing on stage.

Tate McRae holds a finger up to audience members during her song “r u ok.”

Hand to chest, Tate McRae passionately belts out the lyrics to “r u ok” with enthusiastic support from fans.

Tate McRae and her backup dancers execute synchronized moves to McRae’s hit “bad ones.”

In a vulnerable moment during her song “wish i loved you in the 90s,” Tate McRae sits on the edge of the stage and connects with her audience.

Tate McRae wears a white, bejeweled cowboy hat bearing a picture of her on the front given to her by fans during the show while performing her recent single “feel like shit” (2021).

The floor of Irving Plaza shakes as fans jump and sing along to Tate McRae’s TikTok-hit “you broke me first.”

A snow-covered path in Central Park leading to Columbus Circle. Despite the weather, New Yorkers still enjoyed the scenery that the park offered.