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Two concerts that will draw two very different crowds head to Rocket Arena this weekend.

The intrigue: Pop star Tate McRae brings her "Miss Possessive Tour" to the venue Friday.

On Sunday, Nine Inch Nails' "Peel It Back Tour" stops downtown.

Between the lines: One crowd will be fueled by teeny-boppers (and their parents). 

The other will be elder millennials and Gen Xers looking to relive their late 1980s/1990s alt-rock glory days.

By the numbers: The only tickets left for NIN's show are "limited view" seats, behind the stage starting at $66.

McRae's concert has better seats left starting at $154.

The bottom line: Both shows are selling well, but we suspect the bars in and around the arena will be busier on Sunday.

Nine Inch Nails, Tate McRae fans to invade downtown Cleveland

McRae takes the stage at Rocket Arena Friday, while NIN arrives at the venue on Sunday.

Split image of a male musician passionately singing and playing black electric guitar on left, and a female singer in a studded black crop top and pants holding a microphone, wearing sunglasses on right.

Trent Reznor and Tate McRae. Photo: Ricardo Rubio/Europa Press via Getty Images; Joseph Okpako/WireImage

<p>Two concerts that will draw two very different crowds head to Rocket Arena this weekend.</p>

Nine Inch Nails, Tate McRae fans to invade downtown Cleveland

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