Alanis Morissette has just announced a huge tour next year and it's making all of our 90s punk pop dreams come true.
The 'You Oughtta Know' hitmaker is hitting the road for a 31-stop tour to celebrate Jagged Little Pill's 25th anniversary. (Yes, now we feel old.)
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The iconic album that spawned hits such as Hand In My Pocket, All I Really Want and Forgiven is heading to locations in North America, including Portland, Seattle, Salt Lake City and Dallas.
While there's no dates for the UK planned yet, we don't doubt Alanis could add on extra at a later date - we'll keep you posted.
The tour is beginning in Portland, Oregon or 2nd June and currently ending on 25th July in Nashville, Tennessee.
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It coincides with the opening of the Jagged Little Pill Broadway musical (yes, this album is so god-like a musical has been made out of it) which kicks off on Thursday at the Broadhurst Theatre in New York.
It also precedes the 45-year-old singer's upcoming album, Such Pretty Forks In The Road, which is due for release in May 2020. The singer released her first single from it, Reasons I Drink, this week.
Pre-sale for the tour beings on 10th December 11am local time and tickets go on sale from 13th December at 11am.
What's more, with each sale, fans will get an instant download of Reasons I Drink and a digital download of Such Pretty Forks In The Road.
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We might be tempted to book flights to America for this...
Jagged Little Pill sold 33 million copies worldwide in total and was the best selling album worldwide in 1996, with no less than 500,000 sold per week for 15 consecutive weeks.
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