Springsteen books headlining tour

The tour starts Oct. 25 in Nashville and concludes Dec. 10 in Pittsburgh. Springsteen will hit Dallas, Charlotte, Chicago, New York and Boston during the tour.

The shows are in support of her just released three-part debut album, "TWENTY SOMETHING." Tickets go on sale Friday at 11 a.m. eastern at her website.

"The most fulfilling part of releasing this music is the connection I feel with people of all ages and backgrounds all over the said when they reach out because they feel less alone after hearing these songs," shares Springsteen. "Being able to see them face-to-face on my own headline tour is everything I've ever dreamt of. Each of these shows are going to be special in their own way. I can't wait to give them everything I have."

Tour dates are:
Oct. 25 | Nashville, TN – Exit/In
Oct. 27 | Quapaw, OK – Downstream Casino Resort
Oct. 28 | Dallas, TX – The Rustic
Nov. 15 | Charlotte, NC – Evening Muse
Nov.16 | Knoxville, TN – Open Chord
Nov.18 | Decatur, GA – Eddie's Attic
Nov.29 | Des Moines, IA – xBk Live
Nov.30 | Chicago, IL – Carol's Pub
Dec. 1 | Columbus, OH – A&R Music Bar
Dec. 3 | New York, NY – The Mercury Lounge
Dec. 5 | Stamford, CT – Palace Theater
Dec. 7 | Philadelphia, PA – World Café Live
Dec. 8 | Boston, MA – Café 939 at Berklee
Dec. 9 | Washington, DC – Songbyrd
Dec. 10 | Pittsburgh, PA – Hard Rock Café

Springsteen released her debut in three parts: "Messing It Up," "Figuring It Out" and "Getting It Right."

Springsteen goes to Europe for headline and festival dates starting on Friday in Utrecht, Netherlands. Springsteen is set for international appearances in London, Glasgow, Scotland and Dublin, Ireland through early September. In November, she goes to Australia for back-to-back music festival dates. Back in the U.S., she has a slew of opening tour slots booked throughout the fall with Switchfoot, Tyler Hubbard and Eli Young Band.