Tate Mcrae

Tate McRae backs Team USA, leaves Canada wondering which team she's on

Tate McRae faces online backlash after releasing an Olympics promo backing Team USA, a move sparking confusion given her Canadian nationality. Social media users waste no time dubbing her a traitor, echoing Benedict Arnold references with tongue-in-cheek scorn.

The “Revolving Door” singer posts the ad on her platform, triggering fans on both sides of the border to question her allegiance. McRae has yet to respond to the flooding criticism.

Tate McRae adds five more shades of blue to So Close to What??? this Friday

Tate McRae’s upcoming deluxe cut of So Close to What??? adds five tracks to its palette, landing this Friday. The additions are not positioned as afterthoughts but rather as parallel narratives threading through the album’s emotional architecture.

The image released—a poised McRae beneath bluish hues—mirrors the project’s tone: composed yet teetering on the vulnerable. Whether these songs broaden the confessional or flirt with reinvention remains for the audience to audit.

Tate McRae Sweeps Juno Awards - Wins Big Despite Playing Hooky

Tate McRae dominates the Juno Awards Gala, winning four major awards, including single, album, and artist of the year. Despite her absence, the night sees her becoming a notable figure.

Daniel Caesar garners songwriter of the year, while Cameron Whitcomb's country album triumphs. Aysanabee and Alex Cuba also celebrate victories, with Cuba winning the first-ever Latin music award.

Figures like Sarah McLachlan, Debby Friday, and Maestro Fresh Wes join the roster of winners, as the gala spotlights the flourishing Canadian music scene.