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A bunch of dates which list major cities around United States for a tour dubbed "Fame Kills Starring Kanye West and Lady GaGa" have been revealed. The roadshow will be kicked off on November 10 at US Airways Center in Phoenix, Arizona and will go through January next year.

Kanye West released his latest studio installment "808's & Heartbreak" in 2008. Most recently, he got criticized by many fellow performers from various genres of music for interrupting Taylor Swift's acceptance speech at 2009 MTV Video Music Awards on September 13. Following the backlash, the rapper has released public apology and personally called Taylor to show how sorry he is.

Controversy also hit Lady GaGa. The dance queen who dropped her debut album "The Fame" was slammed by PAPYRUS, a suicide prevention interest group, for faking her own death on a gory MTV VMAs performance. "This act is not cool - sensationalizing and romanticizing suicide is irresponsible," a spokesman for the organization said. "Celebrities, who are often idolized by young people, need to be more aware of the impact that such acts can have on vulnerable young people."

"Fame Kills Starring Kanye West and Lady GaGa" tour dates:

2009

• Nov. 10 - Phoenix, AZ at US Airways Center
• Nov. 11 - San Diego, CA at Vegas Arena
• Nov. 13 - Las Vegas, NV at Madalay Bay Events Center
• Nov. 15 - Anaheim, CA at Honda Center
• Nov. 16 - Los Angeles, CA at Staples Center
• Nov. 18 - Sacramento, CA at ARCO Arena
• Nov. 19 - San Jose, CA at HP Pavilion
• Nov. 24 - Vancouver, BC at General Motors Place
• Nov. 26 - Calgary, AB at Pengrowth Saddledome
• Nov. 28 - Edmonton, AB at Rexall Place
• Nov. 29 - Saskatoon, SK at Credit Union Centre
• Dec. 02 - Denver, CO at Pepsi Center
• Dec. 04 - St. Louis, MO at Scottrade Center
• Dec. 09 - Miami, FL at American Airlines Arena
• Dec. 11 - Atlanta, GA at Philips Arena
• Dec. 12 - Greensboro, NC at Greensboro Coliseum Complex
• Dec. 13 - Norfolk, VA at Scope
• Dec. 16 - Worcester, MA at DCU Center
• Dec. 18 - Philadelphia, PA at Wachovia Center
• Dec. 19 - Baltimore, MD at 1st Mariner Arena
• Dec. 20 - Buffalo, NY at HSBC Arena
• Dec. 22 - E. Rutherford, NJ at IZOD Center
• Dec. 26 - Hartford, CT at XL Center
• Dec. 30 - Washington, DC at Verizon Center

• Jan. 03 - Uniondale, NY at Nassau Coliseum
• Jan. 06 - Toronto, ON at Air Canada Centre
• Jan. 08 - Kanata, ON at Scotiabank Place
• Jan. 11 - Montreal, QC at Bell Centre
• Jan. 14 - Auburn Hills, MI at Palace of Auburn Hills
• Jan. 16 - Chicago, IL at United Center
• Jan. 19 - New Orleans, LA at New Orleans Arena
• Jan. 21 - San Antonio, TX at AT&T Center
• Jan. 22 - Houston, TX at Toyota Center
• Jan. 24 - Dallas, TX at American Airlines Center