Trisha Yearwood [ tickets ], still riding high on the re-release of her "Jasper County" album and marriage to fellow country music star Garth Brooks, will embark on a major tour this summer.

The singer will kick off her tour June 9 in Nashville at the CMA Music Fest, a weeklong festival featuring Brooks & Dunn, Hank Williams Jr., and a horde of other performers.

After Nashville, Yearwood sets out on a busy schedule that includes lengthy stretches in the Midwest and eastern states, including stops at the June 16 Riverbend Festival in Chattanooga, TN, and the July 29 Free Dollar Bank Jamboree in Pittsburgh, PA.

Yearwood returned from an extended layoff last year to deliver "Jasper County," which hit stores last September. The disc marked her first studio album since 2001's "Inside Out."

"I've never taken this long to make a record," Yearwood said in her record-company biography. "I've never recorded as many songs. I'd never completely started over on an album like I did on this one. Overall, it was a two-year process to make this record."

The album was re-released in February with an additional cut, "Love Will Always Win," a duet with Yearwood's new husband, Garth Brooks.

The pair was married in a private ceremony last December. Their engagement, however, was a very public affair, with Brooks proposing to the singer last March in front of a crowd of 7,000 in Bakersfield, CA. The two were attending the "Legends in Bronze" event at Buck Owens' Crystal Palace, which celebrated the unveiling of 10 bronze statues of country stars, including Brooks.