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Demi Lovato Announces North American Tour Dates
10/10/2011
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Pop singer Demi Lovato has announced a mini tour of select North American cities this fall.

The limited tour is being billed as a celebratation the success of her new album Unbroken, out now on Hollywood Records.

The 10-date tour is set to kick off in Detroit, MI on November 16th and will run until December 3rd where it wraps up in Chicago.

November 16 Detroit, MI Fox Theatre
November 18 Mashantucket, CT Foxwoods
November 19 Hershey, PA Hershey Theatre
November 22 Kansas City, MO The Midland by AMC
November 25 Houston, TX Verizon Wireless Theatre
November 26 Grand Prairie, TX Verizon Theatre at Grand Prairie
November 27 New Orleans, LA Mahalia Jackson Theater for the Performing Arts
November 29 St Louis, MO Peabody Opera House
December 1 Atlanta, GA The Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre
December 3 Chicago, IL Rosemont Theater

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Demi Lovato T-shirts and Posters

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