Country music sensation Oliver Anthony is taking his music global, announcing plans to play at venues across North America and around the world.

The singer made the announcement through social media, where he thanked his fans for buying up so many tickets for a planned concert in Knoxville, Tennessee, that his show will now be moving to a larger site. Anthony also announced the plans he has for next year, including details for his music tour.

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"I've read your comments and am going to be strategically covering as many places as possible next year," Anthony's Tuesday statement read. "This will include many North American shows, and international. Stay tuned."

Anthony said he is now working with a concert booking professional to help organize a tour so things "go much smoother." The singer also hinted that he has "something very special" for residents in Knoxville next year.

That announcement follows the cancellation of a scheduled performance in Tennessee, for which the venue was charging $90 for tickets and $200 for a meet-and-greet with the singer, which he said was "not acceptable."

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Anthony gained national recognition in August through his song "Rich Men North Of Richmond," which is a critique of politicians in Washington, D.C. As of Wednesday afternoon, the song's music video has over 69 million views and over two million likes on YouTube.

Anthony appeared on The Joe Rogan Experience podcast last month, during which he stated that his Christian faith is a major cornerstone of his life.