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Britney Spears hopes to keep the momentum of her fourth album, In the Zone, going into 2004, as the pop princess has lined up dates for a North American tour to kick off this spring.

The tour begins on March 2nd in San Diego. Twenty-five dates have been set so far, with the tour wrapping on either April 10th or 12th in New York City.

Zone splashed onto the charts last week at Number One, Spears' fourth straight chart topper. The album slipped to Number Three this week, but in two weeks it has sold 860,000 copies. While that figure is strong, it pales in comparison to the 1.3 million first week sales for Oops! . . . I Did It Again in 2000. But Spears seems comfortable having traded teen pop for more grown-up, dance-oriented fare.

"Of course, I'm not doing '. . . Baby One More Time' and those big, massive hits anymore," she said earlier this year. "I think this record is where I'm at right now in my life. It's sensual, it's sexual. I'm probably writing about [sex] subconsciously because I don't have that right now."

Britney Spears tour dates (venues TBA):

3/2: San Diego

3/3: Phoenix

3/5: Fresno, CA

3/6: Las Vegas

3/8: Los Angeles

3/9: Oakland

3/11: Portland, OR

3/12: Seattle

3/15: Denver

3/17: Omaha

3/18: Moline, IL

3/19: Chicago

3/21: Detroit

3/23: Atlanta

3/24: Columbia, SC

3/25: Jacksonville, FL

3/28: Miami

3/29: Orlando

3/31: Philadelphia

4/1: Cleveland

4/3: Toronto

4/4: Montreal

4/6: Manchester, NH

4/8: Providence, RI

4/12: New York

Source : Rolling Stone

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