Annie Lennox [ tickets ] is set to release her first solo album since 1995's Medusa on June 10, and will advance the album with a series of intimate spring concerts in North America.

The tour, which opens in late March and runs for about a month, will cover Lennox's "incredible repertoire from both her solo career and Eurythmics [ tickets ]," according to a press release.

The new album, the British singer-songwriter's third, is her first for Clive Davis' J Records label. It was recorded in London over the last year with long-time collaborator Steven Lipson, and features 11 new Lennox-penned tracks.

Her previous solo albums, "Medusa" and 1992's "Diva," have sold more than 12 million copies worldwide, according to J Records.

In 1999, Eurythmics' Lennox and Dave Stewart reunited for their first world tour in a decade. The outing raised money for human rights and environmental charities. That year, the duo also released a new album titled "Peace."