Beyoncé dominated the Super Bowl halftime show once again, this time with Coldplay and Bruno Mars. Immediately following the show, she announced The Formation World Tour.

Beyoncé performed her latest single “Formation” halfway through the show, a day after it’s release on Tidal. She also dropped the music video set in New Orleans and directed by Melina Matsoukas.

The Formation World Tour will kick off in Miami at Marlins Park on Wednesday, April 27. The final date of the North American leg will be Sunday, June 12 at Hersheypark Stadium in Hershey, Penn. She then takes off for the European leg, starting in Sunderland, U.K. on Tuesday, June 28 and ending in Brussels on Sunday, July 31.

Tickets will go on sale on Feb. 15 at LiveNation.com, according to Beyoncé's Facebook page. Pre-sales for Beyhive Fan Club members and American Express card members start on Feb. 9.

“Formation” is considered to be the first single off Beyoncé’s next album, which hasn’t been officially announced yet. It was her first new music since she released a remix of “Crazy In Love” featured on the “Fifty Shades of Grey” soundtrack last year.

See all the tour dates below:

NORTH AMERICA

April 27 - Miami, Fla. at Marlins Park
April 29 - Tampa, Fla. at Raymond James Stadium
May 1 - Atlanta, Ga. at Georgia Dome
May 3 - Raleigh, N.C. at Carter-Finley Stadium
May 5 - Nashville, Tenn. at Nissan Stadium
May 7 - Houston, Texas at NRG Stadium
May 9 - Dallas, Texas at AT&T Stadium
May 12 - San Diego, Calif. at Qualcomm Stadium
May 14 - Los Angeles, Calif. at Rose Bowl
May 16 - San Francisco, Calif. at Levi's Stadium
May 18 - Seattle, Wash. at CenturyLink Field
May 20 - Edmonton, Alberta, Canada at Commonwealth Stadium
May 23 - Minneapolis, Minn. at TCF Bank Stadium
May 25 - Toronto, Ontario, Canada at Rogers Centre
May 27 - Chicago, Ill. at Soldier Field
May 29 - Detroit, Mich. at Ford Field
May 31 - Pittsburgh, Penn. at Heinz Field
June 3 - Boston, Mass. at Gillette Stadium
June 5 - Philadelphia, Penn. at Lincoln Financial Field
June 7 - New York, N.Y. at Citi Field
June 10 - Baltimore, M.D. at M&T Bank Stadium
June 12 - Hershey, Penn. at Hersheypark Stadium

EUROPE

June 28 - Sunderland, U.K. at Stadium of Light
June 30 - Cardiff, U.K. at Millennium Stadium
July 2 - London, U.K. at Wembley Stadium
July 3 - London, U.K. at Wembley Stadium
July 5 - Manchester, U.K. at Emirates Old Trafford
July 7 - Glasgow, U.K. at Hampden Park
July 9 - Dublin, Ireland at Croke Park
July 12, Dusseldorf, Germany at Esprit Arena
July 14 - Zurich, Switzerland at Letzigrund
July 16 - Amsterdam, Netherlands at Arena
July 18 - Milan, Italy at Stadio San Siro
July 21 - Paris, France at Stade de France
July 22 - Paris, France at Stade de France
July 24 - Copenhagen, Denmark at Parken
July 26 - Stockholm, Sweden at Friends Arena
July 29 - Frankfurt, Germany at Commerzbank Arena
July 31 - Brussels, Belgium at Roi Boudoin