Halsey is going on tour!

The "I am not a woman, I'm a god" singer announced a new tour on Monday following their most recent album, If I Can't Have Love, I Want Power.

"It's been far too long, and I could not be more excited to see you all," Halsey, 27, wrote on Twitter. "the love and power tour is coming this summer, tickets on sale this Friday."

Halsey's 22-date tour will kick off in May in West Palm Beach, Florida, before wrapping in Irvine, California, in July, after 22 dates.

The musician announced their tour with a medieval-themed poster inspired by tapestries of the period. The poster indicated that all shows would be held at outdoor venues, including three festivals, and supporting acts include Beabadoobee, Pink Pantheress, The Marias, Abby Roberts, and Wolf Alice.

After issuing If I Can't Have Love, I Want Power in August, Halsey delivered an hour-long visual counterpart and later appeared on a fall episode of Saturday Night Live. She has since been dedicated to raising their son, Ender Ridley, whom they welcomed in July 2021 with boyfriend Alev Aydin.

The record is up for a Best Alternative Music Album Grammy this year, going up against titles by Fleet Foxes (Shore), Arlo Parks (Collapsed in Sunbeams), Japanese Breakfast (Jubilee), and St. Vincent (Daddy's Home).

The singer opened up about how their life has changed since welcoming Ender in an October interview with Billboard. At the time, they said, "being a mother to my son makes being a musician seem pretty boring."

See the concert dates below:

May 17 — West Palm Beach, Florida

May 19 — Tampa, Florida

May 21 — Gulf Shores, Alabama

May 24 — Nashville, Tennessee

May 27 — Charlotte, North Carolina

May 29 — Detroit, Michigan

June 1 — Boston, Massachusetts

June 3 — Cleveland, Ohio

June 5 — Toronto, Ontario

June 8 — Columbia, Maryland

June 11 — New York, New York

June 16 — Seattle, Washington

June 18 — Portland, Oregon

June 21 — Los Angeles, California

June 24 — Mountain View, California

June 26 — Phoenix, Arizona

June 28 — Dallas Texas

June 30 — Atlanta, Georgia

July 2 — Milwaukee, Wisconsin

July 3 — Chicago, Illinois

July 6 — Denver, Colorado

July 9 — Irvine, California