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Say hello and then goodbye to all those memes and complaints about Adele not touring! Kicking off in the summer of next year, Adele is going on a huge North American tour in support of her new album 25. Starting on July 5th in the Twin Cities, Adele will hit a number of stops (with multiple dates in many cities) until the tour finally concludes on November 15th in Mexico. Whether you live in Chicago,  Los Angeles, New York, Canada, wherever, there is a good chance that Adele is coming to a city near you. And don’t quote us, but you may even see Adele at a festival or two. For example, there is a good chance Adele could make an appearance at Summerfest in Milwaukee, the world’s biggest music festival, as there is an overlap between Summerfest’s schedule and her open dates when Adele is coming to Minnesota and Chicago.

No matter which city you catch the ‘Hello’ singer in, Adele is sure to do huge numbers and give one hell of a performance. Adele recently shattered records with her most recent LP, so don’t be surprised if her North American tour does the same. Tickets go on sale Thursday at Ticketmaster.com.

Check out the tour dates for Adele’s 2016 North American tour below!

July 5 St Paul, Minn. Xcel Energy Center

July 6 St Paul, Minn. Xcel Energy Center

July 10 Chicago, Ill. United Center

July 11 Chicago, Ill. United Center

July 13 Chicago, Ill. United Center

July 16 Denver, Colo. Pepsi Center

July 17 Denver, Colo. Pepsi Center

July 20 Vancouver, BC Pepsi Live at Rogers Arena

July 21 Vancouver, BC Pepsi Live at Rogers Arena

July 25 Seattle, Wash. KeyArena

July 26 Seattle, Wash. KeyArena

July 30 San Jose, Calif. SAP Center at San Jose

July 31 San Jose, Calif. SAP Center at San Jose

August 2 Oakland, Calif. Oracle Arena

August 5 Los Angeles, Calif. Staples Center

August 6 Los Angeles, Calif. Staples Center

August 9 Los Angeles, Calif. Staples Center

August 10 Los Angeles, Calif. Staples Center

August 12 Los Angeles, Calif. Staples Center

August 13 Los Angeles, Calif. Staples Center

August 16 Phoenix, Ariz. Talking Stick Resort Arena

August 17 Phoenix, Ariz. Talking Stick Resort Arena

September 6 Auburn Hills, Mo. The Palace of Auburn Hills

September 7 Auburn Hills, Mo. The Palace of Auburn Hills

September 9 Philadelphia, Pa. Wells Fargo Center

September 10 Philadelphia, Pa. Wells Fargo Center

September 14 Boston, Mass. TD Garden

September 15 Boston, Mass. TD Garden

September 19 New York, N.Y. Madison Square Garden

September 20 New York, N.Y. Madison Square Garden

September 22 New York, N.Y. Madison Square Garden

September 23 New York, N.Y. Madison Square Garden

September 25 New York, N.Y. Madison Square Garden

September 26 New York, N.Y. Madison Square Garden

September 30 Montreal, QC Bell Centre

October 1 Montreal, QC Bell Centre

October 3 Toronto, ON Air Canada Centre

October 4 Toronto, ON Air Canada Centre

October 6 Toronto, ON Air Canada Centre

October 7 Toronto, ON Air Canada Centre

October 10 Washington, D.C. Verizon Center

October 11 Washington, D.C. Verizon Center

October 15 Nashville, Tenn. Bridgestone Arena

October 16 Nashville, Tenn. Bridgestone Arena

October 25 Miami, Fla. AmericanAirlines Arena

October 26 Miami, Fla. AmericanAirlines Arena

October 28 Atlanta, Ga. Philips Arena

October 29 Atlanta, Ga. Philips Arena

November 1 Dallas, Texas American Airlines Center

November 2 Dallas, Texas American Airlines Center

November 4 Austin, Texas Frank Erwin Center

November 5 Austin, Texas Frank Erwin Center

November 8 Houston, Texas Toyota Center

November 9 Houston, Texas Toyota Center

November 14 Mexico City, DF Palacio de los Deportes

November 15 Mexico City, DF Palacio de los Deportes