Country-pop megastar Taylor Swift has spoken out on her upcoming 'RED Tour', telling Billboard: "I like for it to be big - as big as possible."

The songstress will launch the tour - in support of her recently-released fourth studio album 'Red' - on March 13 2013 in Omaha, Nebraska. 

"If we can make a show that dazzles people more than the last tour, then I'll have done my job in the right way," she explains in the newly-released interview. 

So far, a total of 58 dates across the US and Canada have been announced. Ed Sheeran, who co-wrote the 'Red' album track 'Everything Has Changed', will be the support act on 45 of these. 

In the interview she continued: "I just want to be able, in this economy, to make a show that for fans is definitely a guarantee that they will be entertained enough to warrant them leaving the house, spending their evening with me, parking their car, waiting in line, maybe buy a T-shirt. I want them to be so happy that they decided to spend their time with me - I think that is my biggest objective." 

Upon its release last month, 'Red' became Swift's second album to sell upwards of 1 million copies (1.2 million) in a single week in the US, debuting at No.1. The album also debuted at No.1 in the UK, becoming her first chart topper here.

Check out Swift at this weekend's MTV EMA Awards in the video below: