Post Malone revealed the stops on his headlining “F-1 Trillion Tour” as he gears up to release his country album of the same name.

Posty announced on Tuesday morning (June 25) that his tour kicks off this September in Salt Lake City, Utah. He’ll play festivals and travel to stadiums and amphitheaters across the U.S., including stops in New York, South Carolina, Georgia and other destinations. The tour wraps up on October 19 in Nashville, Tennessee, the announcement shows.

The “F-1 Trillion Tour” announcement arrives shortly after Post Malone confirmed long-awaited album details. The 18-track project includes two recently-released collaborations: “I Had Some Help” with Morgan Wallen, and “Pour Me A Drink” with Blake Shelton. The collaboration with Shelton arrived on Friday (June 21), following the duo’s surprise appearance on the main stage at CMA Fest earlier this month. The song is one of 30 confirmed to air on the televised CMA Fest concert special on Tuesday evening (June 25), airing at 8 p.m. ET/7 p.m. CT on ABC. It will be available to stream the following day on Hulu.

Post Malone has previously stirred anticipation for his country era with sneak peeks on social media, and performances at festivals and award shows. Before CMA Fest, Post Malone appeared at Stagecoach, where he delivered his own set and performed his single with Wallen ahead of its release. He took the stage at the 59th ACM Awards — including an impromptu duet with host and beloved country legend Reba McEntire — and at the 57th CMA Awards. That’s where he teamed up with Wallen and HARDY to perform a surprise tribute to Joe Diffie. Post Malone also joined ERNEST, Lainey Wilson and award-winning songwriter Ashley Gorley for a recent, intimate performance at the historic Bluebird Cafe in Nashville.

See the “F-1 Trillion Tour” stops below.