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Outing kicks off in Singapore in February and wraps up in Dallas in October.
By Jocelyn Vena

Taylor Swift
Photo: Dave Hogan/ Getty Images

Taylor Swift is ready to take Speak Now on the road. The singer will kick off her world tour February 19 in Singapore. She'll bring the show Stateside on May 27 in Omaha, Nebraska.

Before the tour wraps October 8 in Dallas, Swift will have played 87 shows in 19 countries. Swift also has plans to add additional dates in Australia and New Zealand. Ticket prices will start at $25.

The tour will include multiple costume changes and will show off Swift's musicianship, as she plans to play several instruments during the show.

"I'm so excited to go back out on tour again in 2011!" Swift said in a statement. "The Fearless Tour was so much fun and even more unforgettable than I ever imagined, and I can't wait to get back out and play my new music from Speak Now! The fans have been so amazing, and I'm thrilled to play in new cities around the world and meet even more of my fans in 2011!"

Swift told MTV News before Speak Now dropped that she was especially excited to take the new album out on the road. "Lots, lots of touring, very extensive tour planned," Swift revealed. "That's also gonna be a worldwide thing, so I'm just completely stoked out of my mind to play the new songs live."

» 2/9 - Singapore
» 2/11 - Seoul, South Korea
» 2/13 - Osaka, Japan
» 2/16-17 - Tokyo, Japan
» 2/19 - Manila, Philippines
» 2/21 - Hong Kong
» 3/6 - Brussels, Belgium
» 3/7 - Rotterdam, Holland
» 3/9 - Oslo, Norway
» 3/12 - Oberhausen, Germany
» 3/15 - Milan, Italy
» 3/17 - Paris, France
» 3/19 - Madrid, Spain
» 3/22 - Birmingham, U.K.
» 3/25 - Belfast, Northern Ireland
» 3/27 - Dublin, Ireland
» 3/29 - Manchester, U.K.
» 3/30 - London, U.K.
» 5/27-28 - Omaha, Nebraska
» 5/29 - Des Moines, Iowa
» 6/2-3 - Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
» 6/4 - Orlando, Florida
» 6/7 - Columbus, Ohio
» 6/8 - Milwaukee, Wisconsin
» 6/11 - Detroit, Michigan
» 6/14 & 15 - St. Paul, Minnesota
» 6/18 - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
» 6/21 - Buffalo, New York
» 6/22 - Hartford, Connecticut
» 6/25 - Foxborough, Massachusetts
» 6/30 - Greensboro, North Carolina
» 7/1 - Knoxville, Tennessee
» 7/2 - Louisville, Kentucky
» 7/8 - Charlotte, North Carolina
» 7/9-10 - Atlanta, Georgia
» 7/14 - Montreal, Quebec
» 7/15-16 - Toronto, Ontario
» 7/19-20 - New York, New York
» 7/28 - Grand Rapids, Michigan
» 7/29 - Indianapolis, Indiana
» 7/30 - Cleveland, Ohio
» 8/2-3 - Washington, D.C.
» 8/6 - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
» 8/9-10 - Chicago, Illinois
» 8/13 - Lexington, Kentucky
» 8/14 - St. Louis, Missouri
» 8/18-19 - Edmonton, Alberta
» 8/23-24 - Los Angeles, California
» 9/1-2 - San Jose, California
» 9/3 - Sacramento, California
» 9/6 - Portland, Oregon
» 9/7 - Seattle, Washington
» 9/10-11 - Vancouver, British Columbia
» 9/16-17 - Nashville, Tennessee
» 9/21 - Tulsa, Oklahoma
» 9/24 - Kansas City, Missouri
» 9/27 - Denver, Colorado
» 9/28 - Salt Lake City, Utah
» 10/4 - Little Rock, Arkansas
» 10/5 - New Orleans, Louisiana
» 10/8 - Dallas, Texas