Kanye West has announced a solo US tour.
The rapper released sixth album Yeezus in June, which received rave reviews.
Now the musician has announced he will be heading on a solo tour this fall - his first in five years.
Sharing the news with fans, he simply tweeted "TOUR (sic)".
Attached was a religious-looking picture of a shadowy figure floating towards rays of light coming from above.
The image also revealed the Kendrick Lamar would be the support act for Kanye.
Beginning in Seattle on October 19, he will move through America, finishing up in Houston on December 7.
While Yeezus has generally been well received, it hasn't all been plain sailing since the rapper released the record.
In the song On Sight, Kanye appears to use Parkinson’s disease as a punch line, and the insensitive move attracted anger from the American Parkinson Disease Association.
The track features the line, "A monster about to come alive again / Soon as I pull up and park the Benz / We get this b***h shaking like Parkinson's."
Kanye last toured with Jay Z in 2011 and 2012 for the Watch the Throne Tour.
It's not clear yet whether his solo tour will be extended past December or travel to other countries.
October 19 - Seattle, WA KeyArena
October 20 - Vancouver, B.C. Pepsi Live at Rogers Arena
October 22 - San Jose, CA SAP Centre
October 23 - Oakland, CA Oracle Arena
October 25 - Las Vegas, NV MGM Grand Garden Arena
October 26 - Los Angeles, CA STAPLES Centre
November 1 - Salt Lake City, UT EnergySolutions Arena
November 3 - Denver, CO Pepsi Centre
November 5 - Minneapolis, MN Target Centre
November 7 - Chicago, IL United Centre
November 10 - Detroit, MI Palace of Auburn Hills
November 12 - Toronto, Ont. Air Canada Centre
November 14 - Montreal, Que. Bell Centre
November 16 - Philadelphia, PA Wells Fargo Centre
November 17 - Boston, MA TD Garden
November 19 - Brooklyn, NY Barclays Centre
November 21 - Washington, DC Verizon Centre
November 23 - New York, NY Madison Square Garden
November 29 - Miami, FL AmericanAirlines Arena
November 30 - Tampa, FL Tampa Bay Times Forum
December 1 - Atlanta, GA Philips Arena
December 6 - Dallas, TX American Airlines Centre
December 7 - Houston, TX Toyota Centre
