There have been rumors. There have been leaks. Now, it’s official: Jay-Z and Beyoncé are hitting the road together on the OTR II Tour.

The two artists joined forces for the On The Run tour in the summer of 2014, selling out stadium shows all over the world. They’re ready to do it again. After bringing the ORT II Tour overseas for a few weeks beginning June 6, the couple will return to North America for two months of shows throughout the U.S. and some of Canada. The North American leg starts on July 25 at the FirstEnergy Stadium in Cleveland, Ohio and wraps up on Oct. 2 at the BC Place in Vancouver, British Columbia.

The ticket pre-sale begins on Wednesday at 9 a.m. local time for those signed up with Tidal and those who’ve joined Beyoncé’s Beyhive. Citi cardmembers will also have access to early tickets with their pre-sale on Wednesday, which opens at 12 p.m. local time. The general public can purchase tickets starting on Monday, March 19.

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Beyonce and Jay-Z are once again set to tour together. Courtesy of Live Nation

See the tour dates for Jay-Z and Beyoncé’s 2018 OTR II Tour below:

  • July 25 - Cleveland, Ohio at FirstEnergy Stadium
  • July 28 - Washington, D.C. at FedEx Field
  • July 30 - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania at Lincoln Financial Field
  • Aug. 2 - East Rutherford, New Jersey at MetLife Stadium
  • Aug. 5 - Boston, Massachusetts at Gillette Stadium
  • Aug. 8 - Minneapolis, Minnesota at US Bank Stadium
  • Aug. 10 - Chicago, Illinois at Soldier Field
  • Aug. 13 - Detroit, Michigan at Ford Field
  • Aug. 18 - Buffalo, New York at New Era Field
  • Aug. 23 - Nashville, Tennessee at Vanderbilt Stadium
  • Aug. 25 - Atlanta, Georgia at Mercedes Benz Stadium
  • Aug. 29 - Orlando, Florida at Camping World Stadium
  • Aug. 31- Miami, Florida at Hard Rock Stadium
  • Sept. 11 - Arlington, Texas at AT&T Stadium
  • Sept. 13 - New Orleans, Louisiana at Mercedes-Benz Superdome
  • Sept. 15 - Houston, Texas at NRG Stadium
  • Sept. 19 - Phoenix, Arizona at University of Phoenix Stadium
  • Sept. 22 - Los Angeles, California at Rose Bowl
  • Sept. 27 - San Diego, California at SDCCU Stadium
  • Sept. 29 - Santa Clara, California at Levi’s Stadium
  • Oct. 2 - Vancouver, British Columbia at BC Place
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