Taylor Swift performs at Cowboys Stadium in May 2013

by Sarah Blaskovich

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Tickets go on sale November 16, 2012.

On the heels of Taylor Swift's hot new album, RED, her camp announced that she will tour through North Texas on May 25, 2013. She'll play on the field of Cowboys Stadium in Arlington -- a trend, since she's also hitting Soldier Field in Chicago, Ford Field in Detroit, and about a half-dozen other stadiums. She played Cowboys Stadium when she toured through DFW in 2011.

The official announcement says she'll play "Dallas's Cowboys Stadium." We won't go there.

Swift is certainly leveraging the success of her cute pop song "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together." According to Billboard, the song "claims the longest rule atop the Hot 100 for a country song in almost 32 years."

The tour takes Swift to 58 shows in 45 cities. Singer/songwriter Ed Sheeran will be one of Swift's special guests. All tickets are under $50 "at Taylor's request," says a press release.

The tickets for the Arlington show go on sale November 16.

Here's the full lineup:

• March 13 & 14: Omaha, Nebraska
• March 18 & 19: St. Louis, Missouri
• March 22: Charlotte, North Carolina
• March 23: Columbia, South Carolina
• March 27 & 28 & 29: Newark, New Jersey
• April 10: Miami, Florida
• April 11 & 12: Orlando, Florida
• April 18 & 19: Atlanta, Georgia
• April 20: Tampa, Florida
• April 25: Cleveland, Ohio
• April 26: Indianapolis, Indiana
• April 27: Lexington, Kentucky
• May 4: Detroit, Michigan
• May 7: Louisville, Kentucky
• May 8: Columbus, Ohio
• May 11 & 12: Washington, DC
• May 16: Houston, Texas
• May 21: Austin, Texas
• May 22: San Antonio, Texas

Taylor Swift / Ed Sheeran

• Sat
• May
• 25^th

• Cowboys Stadium
• 1 Legend Way
  Arlington, TX



• May 25: Dallas Arlington, Texas
• May 28 & 29: Glendale, Arizona
• June 1 : Salt Lake City, Utah
• June 2: Denver, Colorado
• June 15: Toronto, Ontario
• June 22: Winnipeg, Manitoba
• June 29: Vancouver, British Columbia
• July 6: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
• July 20: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• July 27: Foxborough, Massachusetts
• August 1: Des Moines, Iowa
• August 2 & 3: Kansas City, Missouri
• August 6: Wichita, Kansas
• August 7: Tulsa, Oklahoma
• August 10: Chicago, Illinois
• August 15: San Diego, California
• August 19 & 20: Los Angeles, California
• August 27: Sacramento, California
• August 30:Portland, Oregon
• August 31: Tacoma, Washington
• September 6: Fargo, North Dakota
• September 7 & 8: St. Paul, Minnesota
• September 12: Greensboro, North Carolina
• September 13: Raleigh, North Carolina
• September 14: Charlottesville, Virginia
• September 19, 20 & 21: Nashville, Tennessee

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