The co-bill show is said to be a "seamless" affair, with Shelton and Lambert giving an acoustic performance between sets. The artists will reunite on stage for the finale.

"For obvious reasons, Miranda and I have wanted to tour together for a while now," Shelton said in a statement. "We wanted to do something special that nobody else can pull off. The result is a unique show packed full of music and energy that will leave people wondering what the hell is going to happen next."

Shelton is supporting the deluxe edition of his latest album, "Pure BS," which surfaced last year and reached No. 2 on Billboard's Top Country Albums chart. His current single, "She Wouldn't Be Gone," is the lead track from his upcoming studio album, which is due early next year.

In addition to his upcoming run with Lambert, Shelton is also tackling some headlining dates of his own. Details are posted at his website.

Lambert, who also has her own shows listed at her website, lauded Shelton for his dynamic performances.

"Pairing up for these shows will not only be fun for us, but I think it's going to be an amazing show for the fans," the Texas songstress said in a statement. "Anytime you play with a great artist, it makes you strive to be even better ... and we will do that every night."

Lambert continues to back her sophomore studio release, "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend," which is her second No. 1 on Billboard's Top Country Albums chart and the Academy of Country Music's reigning Album of the Year. The record's fourth single, "More Like Her," was released to radio earlier this month and is currently making waves on the country charts.