Tate McRae Soars After Record-Breaking Lolla Set

Canadian pop artist Tate McRae delivered a commanding performance at Lollapalooza on Sunday, August 3, 2026, marking her most significant set at the festival to date. Having previously performed two years prior, McRae was elevated to the main T-Mobile Stage to close out the entire event, drawing a crowd estimated at over 100,000 attendees.

Her performance showcased a refined artistry, featuring custom Ludovic de Saint Sernin attire, elaborate interludes, and meticulous stage design. McRae’s triple-threat talent was on full display as she executed advanced choreography, including splits and impressive dance routines, while engaging the audience with hits like "Just Keep Watching," "she's all i wanna be," and "TIT 4 TAT."

During her set, McRae took a moment to address the crowd, reflecting on her beginnings at 13 years old with her YouTube series, "Create With Tate." She acknowledged how those early, "embarrassing, scary videos" paved the way for her current position as a headlining artist.

McRae's journey from her 2022 debut album, *I Used to Think I Could Fly*, to her current status as a Grammy-nominated artist highlights her rapid ascent. Her performance at Lollapalooza, culminating with a "Sports car" rendition while covered in gold paint, underscored her transformation into a soaring pop phenomenon.