Tickets go on sale March 17.
Ed Sheeran is going to see the "Shape of You" in person -- he's going on tour!
The 26-year-old singer announced an untitled arena tour in support of his just released album, ÷, on Wednesday ahead of his performance on the Today show.
"It starts in June. I know we're going for four months, so it's within a fair few venues in the US, and then we're doing a bigger tour next year," Sheeran told ET's Jennifer Peros on Monday. "People will get the opportunity to see the show they want to."
According to the "Castle on the Hill" singer, the upcoming tour will be different from his previous concerts, in everything from staging to the set he'll perform.
"The staging and what's behind me [is going to be different from my past tours]," he continued. "I've put a lot of the time and effort into it, and it's gonna look impressive. In terms of it being a show… now I can do a show where it's singles, which is something I haven't been able to do before."
Each show will obviously include several hits from his latest album, which Sheeran concedes is much happier than 2014's x, which he wrote while on the road.
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"I've never actually made an album with time off. I've always made my album on the road where… well, it's not the most stable place for a relationship or a life. You know, you kind of live in a bubble that you create," he said. "That's how tour is, but it's a very weird environment to be in [while] making an album."
Tickets go on sale on March 17 for Sheeran's 48-date tour, which kicks off on June 29 in Kansas City, Missouri, and ends on Oct. 6 in Nashville, Tennessee. The singer will make several stops through California in August, including in Los Angeles on Aug. 10.
See the full schedule below:
June 29Kansas City, MOSprint Center
June 30Des Moines, IAWells Fargo Arena
July 1St. Paul, MNXcel Center
July 7Toronto, ONAir Canada Centre
July 9Buffalo, NYKeyBank Center
July 11Philadelphia, PAWells Fargo Center
July 14Uncasville, CTMohegan Sun Arena
July 15Uncasville, CTMohegan Sun Arena
July 18Quebec City, QCVideotron Centre
July 19Montreal, QC Bell Centre
July 23Saskatoon, SKSaskTel Centre
July 25Edmonton, ABRogers Place
July 28Vancouver, BCRogers Arena
July 29Tacoma, WATacoma Dome
July 30Portland, ORModa Center
August 1Sacramento, CAGolden 1 Center
August 2Oakland, CAOracle Arena
August 4Las Vegas, NVT-Mobile Arena
August 5Glendale, AZGila River Arena
August 6San Diego, CAValley View Casino Center
August 10Los Angeles, CAStaples C
August 17Tulsa, OKBOK Center
August 18Dallas, TXAmerican Airlines Center
August 19Houston, TXToyota Center
August 22San Antonio, TXAT&T Center
August 25Duluth, GAInfinite Energy Center
August 29Tampa, FLAmalie Center
August 30Miami, FLAmerican Airlines Arena
August 31Orlando, FLAmway Center
September 2Raleigh, NCPNC Arena
September 3Charlotte, NCSpectrum Center
September 5Charleston, SCNorth Charleston Coliseum
September 7Louisville, KYKFC YUM! Center
September 8Indianapolis, INBankers Life Fieldhouse
September 9Cleveland, OHQuicken Loans Arena
September 12Omaha, NECenturyLink Center
September 15Chicago, ILAllstate Arena
September 17St. Louis, MOScottrade Center
September 19Washington, DCVerizon Center
September 22Boston, MATD Garden
September 26Pittsburgh, PAPPG Paints Arena
September 27Detroit, MILittle Caesars Arena
September 29Brooklyn, NYBarclays Center
September 30Brooklyn, NYBarclays Center
October 3Columbus, OHNationwide Arena
October 6Nashville, TNBridgestone Arena
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