The itinerary is still being finalized for Beyonce [ tickets ]'s North American jaunt, which will hit arenas all over the US and Canada beginning July 6 at the Essence Music Festival in New Orleans, LA.

Recently, dates were added in Nashville and Stateline, NV. Details are listed below.

Beyonce [ tickets ] kicked off her world tour earlier this month in Europe and will be overseas through mid-June. Information about those shows, as well as a July gig in Monterrey, Mexico, can be found at the singer's website.

Last September, the pop star released her Grammy-winning sophomore album, "B'Day," to coincide with her 25th birthday. A few weeks ago, she put out a deluxe, two-CD edition of the set that includes five new songs and six Spanish-language tracks. Shakira teams with Beyonce on the lead single, "Beautiful Liar," and Alejandro Fernandez joins in on the song "Amor Gitano." A companion DVD, "B'Day Anthology Video Album" (available exclusively at Wal-Mart), showcases music videos and includes 15 minutes of behind-the-scenes footage.

One of the songs on the deluxe-version CD, "Still In Love (Kissing You)," will not be included in new shipments because of a legal dispute; the tune's co-writers, Des'ree Weeks and Tomothy Atack, recently filed a copyright-infringement lawsuit against Beyonce and her record label, according to the Associated Press.

"Unfortunately, there were some misunderstandings regarding whether Des'ree's song '(I'm) Kissing You' was cleared for release in the United States," Beyonce's management company, World Music Entertainment, said in a statement.

"Kissing You" was originally recorded by Weeks and released in 1996, according to the AP. The complaint alleges that, even though Beyonce's version of the song has an altered title and additional lyrics, the singer and her label failed to get a written agreement for the remake.

Beyonce, who is a 10-time Grammy winner (as a solo artist and with Destiny's Child), has sold 4 million copies of the original "B'Day" album, according to a press release. The set debuted at No. 1 on The Billboard 200 album chart, as did Beyonce's previous release, "Dangerously In Love."