Pop star Madison Beer, Jericho native, to headline Madison Square Garden in July

Long Island-grown Madison Beer will headline the New York City arena that carries her name this summer after she tours the world to support her upcoming third album.

Beer, 26, will headline Madison Square Garden — about a marathon's distance away from her native Jericho — for the first time on July 13, she announced Tuesday. Her global 32-date "the locket tour" will commence May 11 in Krakow, Poland, with the American leg beginning with a June 8 show at Austin, Texas' Moody Center. The Garden concert will conclude her trek.

The general ticket onsale begins Jan. 21 at 10 a.m. at madisonbeer.com. 

Long Islanders can catch Beer in person much sooner — and possibly much closer to home — when she appears at Looney Tunes Record Store in West Babylon on Saturday. She is scheduled to appear at noon at the mom-and-pop store — known for attracting big-ticket artists — to sign copies of her third full-length album, "locket," which the teen YouTuber-turned-R&B-and-pop-star is set to drop Friday. Her latest offering includes the singles "make you mine" and "yes baby," plus "bittersweet," her first track to chart on the Billboard Hot 100.

Beer previously performed at the Garden as one of many artists who participated in iHeartRadio's "Z100" Jingle Ball 2024 tour. Her set included her hits "Reckless" and "Selfish," as well as a cover of Charles Brown's "Please Come Home For Christmas."