Soul star D'Angelo will bring his top-selling act to 26 cities across North America, beginning March 1 at the House of Blues, in Los Angeles.

Voodoo, D'Angelo's second album, debuted last week at #1 on the Billboard 200 albums chart after its Jan. 25 release.

The album, which features guest appearances from hip-hop artists Method Man, Redman, Lauryn Hill and Roots drummer ?uestlove, experiments with a variety of R&B and soul sounds. On songs such as "Chicken Grease" (RealAudio excerpt), D'Angelo uses a light vocal touch to accompany jumpy guitar and bass riffs, while on the slow jam "Untitled," he employs a smoother soul crooning.

The tour will criss-cross North America several times before concluding May 2 in Miami. Jasmine Vega, D'Angelo's publicist at Virgin Records, said that only the first four dates are confirmed. No special guests have been confirmed.

The singer has not toured since the release of his 1995 debut album, Brown Sugar.

D'Angelo tour dates:

March 1–3, 5–6; Los Angeles, Calif.; House of Blues

March 12; New Orleans, La.; Saenger Theatre

March 13–14; Atlanta, Ga.; Fox Theatre

March 16–18; New York, N.Y.; Radio City Music Hall

March 20; Boston, Mass.; Wang Center

March 21–22; Philadelphia, Pa.; Tower Theatre

March 24–26; Washington, D.C.; Constitution Hall

March 28; Cleveland, Ohio; Palace Theatre

March 29; Toronto, Ontario; Massey Hall

March 31–April 1; Chicago, Ill.; Arie Crown

April 3; Denver, Colo.; Paramount Theatre

April 5–6; Oakland, Calif.; Paramount Theatre

April 7–8; Los Angeles, Calif.; Universal Amphitheatre

April 10; San Diego, Calif.; SDSU Open Air Theatre

April 11; Las Vegas, Nev.; The Joint/House of Blues

April 12; Phoenix, Ariz.; Celebrity Theatre

April 14; Dallas, Texas; TBA

April 15–16; Houston, Texas; TBA

April 18; Nashville, Tenn.; T-Pac

April 19; Kansas City, Mo.; Midland Theatre

April 20; St. Louis, Mo.; Fox Theatre

April 22–23; Detroit, Mich.; Fox Theatre

April 25; Jersey City, N.J.; NJ PAC

April 26; Washington, D.C.; Constitution Hall

April 28; Richmond, Va.; Landmark Theatre

April 29; Greensboro, N.C.; Special Events Center

April 30; Charlotte, N.C.; Ovens Auditorium

May 2; Miami, Fla.; Chrysler Hall/Knight Center