Pop sensation Justin Timberlake is taking his show on the road once more, hitting stages across the country for the first time in half a decade with "The Forget Tomorrow World Tour". Fans in the Sunshine State are in for a treat as Timberlake's tour will make a splash with stops in both Tampa and Miami this June. According to an announcement on WSVN, the multi-talented star revealed the news on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, confirming that LiveNation is producing the global tour set to commence on April 29 in Vancouver.

Die-hards in Florida can catch the 10-time Grammy winner at Tampa's Amalie Arena on June 14 and at Miami's Kaseya Center the following day, June 15, marking Timberlake's return to the live concert scene after a protracted hiatus and that's not all folks because in addition to his North American dates later this year, European and British fans will also be getting their slice of the JT concert pie with show times to be announced for those regions. Fans of the 'SexyBack' singer had another reason to rejoice as Timberlake dropped a new single "Selfish" to coincide with this big reveal, hinting at the musical direction of his forthcoming world tour, reported WPTV.

Those eager to snag tickets for these sure-to-be-sizzling performances should mark their calendars, as general ticket sales kick off on February 2 at 10 a.m. But if you've sworn fealty to Timberlake's fan club, check your email on January 29 for that golden pre-sale code because it's your passport to beat the rush. To get more information or to plan your concert outing, you can visit JustinTimberlake.com.

Spanning from the Pacific Northwest down to the sultry southeast across to the pulsing heart of the Big Apple, "The Forget Tomorrow World Tour" promises to deliver the seasoned showmanship and catchy tunes Timberlake fans have come to crave with other stops including Seattle, Las Vegas, Atlanta, Chicago, and Boston, ensuring that this tour blankets the North American continent in a wave of pop euphoria right up until its wrap-up in Lexington, Kentucky on July 9. As if orchestrating a symphony of city-hopping performances wasn't enough, Timberlake made sure to note the availability of tickets by providing direct links for those specifically aiming for the Tampa concert or the Miami gig, a tactic likely to keep fans frenzied and focused on the ticket drop moment.