Selena Gomez gears up to hit the road later this year and the tickets for her concert go on sale April 20, according to Billboard news.
Gomez's career is rocketing with her recent debut performance of "Come & Get It" during the MTV Movie Awards Sunday night and her appearance in the upcoming movie, "Spring Breakers," where the 20-year old songstress flashed some skin .
In the course of her tour, Gomez is reportedly going to make stops in over 50 cities, starting in Vancouver August 14 and concluding in St. Louis, November 27.
Just as excited as her fans are, Gomez expressed her anticipation for being on the road and giving fans her new music.
"This has been such an interesting few months. My music has grown, and I want my fans to see a new side of me," she said in a statement, according to USA Today. "Can't wait to see y'all on the road!"
If the wait is too long, fans can tune in to the Radio Disney Music Awards on April 27, to catch a glimpse of her performance.
Mentioned below are the dates for Gomez' tour across Europe and North America:
August 14: Vancouver, British Columbia (Pepsi Live at Rogers Arena)
August 16: Calgary, Alberta (Scotiabank Saddledome)
August 17: Edmonton, Alberta (Rexall Place)
August 18: Saskatoon, Saskatchewan (Credit Union Center)
August 19: Winnipeg, Manitoba (MTS Centre)
August 22: Ottawa, Ontario (Scotiabank Place)
August 23: Montreal, Quebec (Bell Center)
August 24: Toronto, Ontario (Air Canada Centre)
August 30: Copenhagen, Denmark (Falcon Theater)
August 31: Stockholm, Sweden (The Arena)
September 1: Oslo, Norway (Oslo Spektrum)
September 3: Amsterdam, Netherlands (Heineken Music Hall)
September 4: Antwerp, Belgium (Lotto Arena)
September 5: Paris, France (Zénith)
September 7: London, England (Hammersmith)
September 11: Lisbon, Portugal (Campo Pequeno)
September 12: Madrid, Spain (Palacio Vistalegre)
September 16: Milan, Italy (Alcatraz)
September 17: Vienna, Austria (Stadthalle)
September 19: Minsk, Belarus (Arena Minsk)
September 21: Kiev, Ukraine (Palace of Sport)
September 23: St. Petersburg, Russia (Ice Palace)
September 25: Moscow, Russia (Alena Olympisky)
October 10: Washington, D.C. (Patriot Center)
October 11: Pittsburgh, PA (Peterson Events Center)
October 12: Boston, MA (TD Garden)
October 15: Buffalo, NY (First Niagara Arena)
October 16: Brooklyn, NY (Barclays Center)
October 18: Philadelphia, PA (Wells Fargo Center)
October 19: Uncasville, CT (Mohegan Sun Arena)
October 20: Newark, NJ (Prudential Center)
October 22: Hershey, PA (Giant Center)
October 23: Louisville, KY (KFC Yum! Center)
October 25: Nashville, TN (Bridgestone Arena)
October 26: Atlanta, GA (Philips Arena)
October 27: Charlotte, NC (Time Warner Cable Arena)
October 29: Sunrise, FL (BB&T Center)
October 30: Tampa, FL (Tampa Bay Times Forum)
November 1: San Antonio, TX (AT&T Center)
November 2: Houston, TX (Toyota Center)
November 3: Dallas, TX (American Airlines Arena)
November 5: Phoenix, AZ (US Airways Center)
November 6: Los Angeles, CA (STAPLES Center)
November 8: San Diego, CA (Valley View Casino Center)
November 9: Las Vegas, NV (Mandalay Bay Events Center)
November 10: San Jose, CA (HP Pavilion)
November 12: Seattle, WA (Key Arena at Seattle Center)
November 14: Salt Lake City, UT (Energy Solutions Arena)
November 16: Denver, CO (1STBANK Center)
November 17: Kansas City, MO (Sprint Center)
November 19: Indianapolis, IN (Bankers Life Field House)
November 21: Minneapolis, MN (Target Center)
November 22: Chicago, IL (Allstate Arena)
November 23: Columbus, OH (Nationwide Arena)
November 26: Detroit, MI (Palace of Auburn Hills)
November 27: St. Louis, MO (Chaifetz Arena)
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