WATCH: Megan Moroney Joins Tate McRae To Perform ‘6 Months Later’ In Nashville
McRae admitted she is “such a massive fan” of the pop-country superstar.
Tate, McRae, Megan Moroney; Photos via TikTok
Megan Moroney was the surprise guest at Tate McRae’s Nashville tour stop of her Miss Possessive Tour at Bridgestone Arena on Thursday (Sept. 11). McRae welcomed Moroney to the stage for a performance of Moroney’s current single, “6 Months Later.”
“I’m so excited to announce a special guest tonight. I’m such a massive fan. Give it up for Megan Moroney,” Tate shared from the stage. She was met with a huge round of cheers and applause.
@jjramirez1001 Tate brings out Megan in Nashville @t8 hq @tate mcrae #misspossessivetour #nashville ♬ original sound – Jonathan 🥀
Together, they were seated on stools, with Moroney holding her guitar, as they delivered a stripped-down performance of “6 Months Later.” The crowd could be heard singing along loudly in unison.
@marissal19 my two worlds collide👸🏽👸🏼 @Megan Moroney @tate mcrae #meganmoroney #tatemcrae #misspossessivetour #fyp ♬ original sound – marissa
It appears the artists celebrated together after the show, as Megan and Tate shared a photo together afterward.
This isn’t the first time Moroney and McRae have collaborated on stage. Moroney previously popped up at McRae’s Nashville concert in 2024 when she headlined Ascend Amphitheater. Last summer, they teamed up to perform Moroney’s breakout hit “Tennessee Orange.”
“Oh how I love her,” McRae gushed at the time.
Moroney previously opened up about her friendship with McRae, revealing that they had been “internet friends” for quite some time before their first performance together. At the time, she admitted she would love the chance to write with McRae, though as of 2024, that opportunity hadn’t happened yet. It’s unclear if that has since changed.
@tatemcrae oh how i love her
♬ original sound – tate mcrae
Moroney is still flying high after her big win at the MTV Video Music Awards on Sunday, where her PLATINUM-certified No. 1 hit “Am I Okay?” took home the moon person for the first-ever Best Country category. She also had the chance to showcase her Emo Cowgirl energy with a performance of “6 Months Later” on the Extended Play Stage.
Just a day later, on Monday, Moroney was revealed as one of the top nominees for the upcoming 59th Annual CMA Awards, earning six nominations alongside fellow powerhouse artists Ella Langley and Lainey Wilson.
Next up, Moroney will return to the road on her sold-out Am I Okay? Tour. Next up, the superstar will perform at Credit One Stadium in Charleston, South Carolina, and Bojangles Coliseum in Charlotte, North Carolina. The trek runs through mid-October.
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