Resurgent rocker Bob Seger [ tickets ] and his Silver Bullet Band, who are in the midst of their first tour in a decade, have rolled out a sizable batch of early 2007 dates.

After capping their current stretch of shows with a four-night stand on their Detroit-area home turf, Seger and company will barely have time to catch their breath before launching the New Year with a Jan. 6 show in Orlando, FL. That performance is one of more than a dozen newly confirmed stops that stretch into mid-February. Details are included below.

Seger is supporting his September release, "Face the Promise," which is his first studio set since 1995's "It's a Mystery." The interval between the two discs is the longest in the 61-year-old singer's career. The new album's lead-off single, "Wait For Me," is streaming at Seger's website, as is the album's title track and a third cut titled "Wreck this Heart."

"Face the Promise" debuted at No. 4 on The Billboard 200 chart, marking Seger's highest-ranking release of any kind in 10 years.

A 2004 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee, Seger began his recording career almost 40 years ago, when he released "Ramblin' Gamblin' Man" with his then-current band, The Bob Seger System. He went on to record more than a dozen albums, most with his longtime group, The Silver Bullet Band, and has notched lifetime album sales of nearly 50 million.

Seger's 1994 "Greatest Hits" compilation has sold more than 7 million copies to date, and has remained on the Billboard Pop Catalog chart for an unbroken 600-week run.