Grammy-winning singer Shelby Lynne [ tickets ], whose new album lands in stores this month, will support the set with a summer roadtrip.

Lynne's outing is currently scheduled to kick off in early July, and dates so far stretch into mid-August. Details are included below.

The tour backs Lynne's forthcoming album, "Suit Yourself," which is set for release May 24. To help launch the album, she'll appear May 23 on "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno," and will give a May 24 in-store performance at Amoeba Music on Sunset Boulevard in Los Angeles, according to her website.

Lynne is also scheduled to appear May 25 on "Tavis Smiley" and July 13 on "The Late Show with David Letterman," according to a press release.

Also on tap is the June 3 premiere of "Suit Yourself Live," an hour-long concert performance that will air on DirecTV's Freeview event series; following its premiere, the program--which also includes a 15-minute film about the making of "Suit Yourself"--will air on weekends throughout June.

As she did on her 2003 Capitol Records debut, "Identity Crisis," Lynne self-produced "Suit Yourself." Four tracks from the new album--as well as the aforementioned making-of film--are streaming at a sampler page at Lynne's website.

Lynne's 2000 album, "I Am Shelby Lynne," earned her the 2001 Grammy for Best New Artist, despite being her sixth major-label release.