Miley Cyrus Announces 2014 North American ‘Bangerz’ Tour

UPDATE: After illness caused Miley to re-schedule many of her tour dates, she vowed to make it up to her fans. To do so, she announced 2 new dates and welcomed British songstress Lily Allen as an opener during the 9 city make-up trek.

No stranger to controversy herself, Ms. Allen will be touring the US solo supporting her critically acclaimed "Sheezus" this September. With the addition, it'll be interesting to see whether Miley Cyrus tickets heat up or Lily Allen tickets cool down now that fans can catch both for the price of one. You can buy tickets for all upcoming shows right here:

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UPDATE: After Miley's illness earlier this week which saw a handful of performances cancelled, Miley's group has finally announced the rescheduled dates. In addition, two additional tour dates have been added in Chicago and Pittsburgh. The rescheduled & additional dates are below:

Possibly the most talked about pop star on the planet over the past twelve months, the former Hannah Montana star will get the chance to twerk across North America next spring after releasing Miley Cyrus tickets for a 38-date arena tour in support of her fourth studio album, Bangerz.

The 20-year-old has regularly grabbed the headlines this year thanks to her provocative performance alongside Robin Thicke at the MTV Video Music Awards, her bitter war of words with Sinead O’Connor over the controversial video to “Wrecking Ball” and her joint-smoking antics live on stage at the MTV Europe Music Awards.

And the Disney Channel graduate, who recently scored her third chart-topping US album with the follow-up to 2010’s Can’t Be Tamed, has now told fans with Miley Cyrus tickets to expect even more chaos when her biggest tour in four years kicks off at Vancouver’s Pepsi Live at Rogers Arena on February 14.

Following the Valentine’s Day opening, the Bangerz tour will then take in the likes of Las Vegas’ MGM Grand Garden Arena on March 1 (get-in price $106/average price $312), the Tampa Bay Times Forum on March 20 ($101/$297) and Washington’s Verizon Center on April 10 ($203/$217) before concluding at Uniondale’s Nassau Coliseum on April 24 ($131/$266).

Miley Cyrus tickets are still available for most dates with the February 27 gig at Phoenix’s US Airways Center currently the lowest get-in price at $80 (average price $288) and the March 7 concert at Rosemont’s Allstate Arena the cheapest average price at $209 (get-in price $99).

Featuring creative assistance from Diane Martel, the director behind the “We Can’t Stop” promo, the Bangerz tour will feature support slots from Swedish electro duo Icona Pop and hipster pop starlet Sky Ferreira. While Cyrus has also promised that the set-list will feature several ‘throwback Thursday jams’ in addition to her current string of hits.

Cyrus will also perform alongside the likes of Enrique Iglesias, Selena Gomez and Fall Out Boy when she joins iHeartRadio’s inaugural national festive tour for various dates with Jingle Ball tickets available for the shows at Atlanta’s Philips Arena on December 11 ($48/$209), Boston’s TD Garden on Dec 14 ($109/$319) and Sunrise’s BB&T Center on December 20 ($90/$367).