J. Cole Will Headline Tour Around the World

He's opened for the likes of Jay-Z and Rihanna, but now J. Cole will headline a tour all his own. The North Carolina native is set to travel around the world, reaching as far as Denmark.

Kicking off on Aug. 23, the Roc Nation signee's Cole World...World Tour will touch down in Vancouver, Canada, move across the U.S. to cities like New York, Dallas, Atlanta, Philadelphia and Miami and close out in Europe.

J. Cole won't be solo while traveling across the pond. He'll unite with British rhymer Tinie Tempah in Liverpool, England, initially, then join him for seven more dates. In total, the 'Work Out' performer will treat fans to 65 shows over the course of five months, finishing off in Paris, Dec. 12.

'Cole World: The Sideline Story,' Cole's debut album, drops Sept. 27. The celebrated MC will perform tracks like 'Work Out,' which he just released the visuals for, as well as the Trey Songz-featured 'Can't Get Enough.'

Check the Cole World...World tour dates below.

Aug. 23: Vancouver, B. – Vogue
Aug. 25: Edmonton, AB – Edmonton Events Centre
Aug. 27: Calgary, AB – Flames Central
Aug. 30: Saskatoon, SK – Odeon Theatre
Aug. 31: Winnipeg, MB – Garrick Center
Sept. 3: Toronto, ON – Sound Academy
Sept. 6: London, ON – Music Hall London
Sept. 7: Montreal, QC – Club Soda
Sept. 10: Orlando, Fla. – The Beacham Theatre
Sept. 11: Miami, Fla. – Revolutions
Sept. 14: Houston, Texas – Warehouse Live
Sept. 15: New Orleans, La. – House of Blues
Sept. 16: Dallas, Texas – Southside Music Hall
Sept. 17: Austin, Texas – Emos
Sept. 19: Denver, Colo. – The Ogden
Sept. 20: Albuquerque, N.M. – Sunshine Theater
Sept. 21: Phoenix, Ariz. – The Venue
Sept. 22: Los Angeles, Calif. – Club Nokia
Sept. 23: San Francisco, Calif. – Regency
Sept. 29: Winston Salem, N.C. – Winston Salem State University
Oct. 2: Atlanta, Ga. – Tabernacle
Oct. 4: Cleveland, Ohio – House of Blues
Oct. 6: Kalamazoo, Mich. – Kalamazoo State Theatre
Oct. 7: Detroit, Mich. – Royal Oak
Oct. 8: Milwaukee, Wis. – The Rave
Oct. 9: Chicago, Ill. – House of Blues
Oct. 12: Philadelphia, Penn. – Electric Factory
Oct. 13: Charlotte, N.C. – Fillmore
Oct. 14: Norfolk, Va. – Old Dominion University
Oct. 15: Elizabeth City, N.C. – Elizabeth City State University
Oct. 16: Myrtle Beach, S.C. – House of Blues
Oct. 19: Washington, D.C. – Fillmore
Oct. 20: Baltimore, Md. – Sound Stage
Oct. 21: Albany, N.Y. – Armory
Oct. 22: Worcester, Mass. – Palladium
Oct. 23: Providence, R.I. – Lupo's
Oct. 25: New York, N.Y. – Best Buy Theatre
Oct. 31: Liverpool, UK – Echo Arena/Tinie Tempah UK Arena Tour
Nov. 1: New Castle, UK – Metro Radio Arena/Tinie Tempah UK Arena Tour
Nov. 2: Glasgow, UK – SECC/Tinie Tempah UK Arena Tour
Nov. 4: London, UK – O2 Arena/Tinie Tempah UK Arena Tour
Nov. 5: Bournemouth, UK – BIC/Tinie Tempah UK Arena Tour
Nov. 6: Birmingham, UK – LG Arena/Tinie Tempah UK Arena Tour
Nov. 7: Manchester, UK – MEN Arena/Tinie Tempah UK Arena Tour
Nov. 8: Cardiff, UK – Motorpoint Arena/ Tinie Tempah UK Arena Tour
Nov. 11: London, UK – Electric Ballroom
Nov. 12: Birmingham, UK – Institute
Nov. 13: Cardiff, UK – Solus
Nov. 14: South Hampton, UK – University
Nov. 17: Glasgow, UK – ABC
Nov. 18: Liverpool, UK – Academy
Nov. 19: Sheffield, UK – Academy
Nov. 20: Manchester, UK – Academy 2
Nov. 22: Cambridge, UK – Junction
Nov. 24: Bristol, UK – Academy
Nov. 26: Norway – Waterfront / UEA
Nov. 30: Brussels, Belgium – VK*
Dec. 1: Amsterdam, Holland – Melkweg
Dec. 2: Germany – TBD
Dec. 3: Copenhagen, Denmark – VEGA
Dec. 4: Malmo, Sweden – Babel
Dec. 6: Gothenburg, Sweden – Parken
Dec. 7: Stockholm, Sweden – Nalen
Dec. 8: Oslo, Norway – Rockefeller
Dec. 10: Berlin, Germany – TBD
Dec. 12: Paris, France – La Cigale