With the alpha of her aboriginal headlining bout beneath than three weeks away, Demi Lovato is advancing a appearance that she hopes will focus on songs rather than spectacle.

"I'm not absolutely one to accept a lot of, like, crazy being on stage," the 16-year-old Disney accompanist and actress, whose nine-week expedition bliss off June 21 in Hartford, Conn., with Season 7 "American Idol" runner-up David Archuleta opening, tells Billboard.com. "I feel like it's added about the music, so I don't appetite to booty abroad from that."

Lovato will be arena primarily songs from her 2008 debut, "Don't Forget" -- including the appellation track, which is her most recent distinct -- and she's planning on at atomic one awning song. "I'm cerebration about either activity absolutely nice, '80s rock, or maybe soulful, like Aretha (Franklin)," she reports.

She'll additionally be arena some songs from her as-yet-untitled green album, which is appointed to appear out in July. Lovato says the disc, produced primarily by John Fields, is finished, and is "a lot added soulful and personal" than its predecessor.

"I anticipate 'Don't Forget' was a lot added Jonas sounding," says the 16-year-old Disney songstress and actress, who co-wrote abundant of that disc with the Jonas Brothers. "It had a little added of their feel on it. But this anthology is aloof me."

Lovato co-write one of the fresh songs, "Can't Stop the World," with Nick Jonas. Other collaborators this time accommodate John Mayer on two tracks, "World of Chances" and "Shut Up and Love Me," singer-songwriter Jon McLaughlin and The Academy Is... frontman William Beckett, who teamed with Lovatto on "For the Love of a Daughter," which is about her accord with her ancestor afterwards her parents' 1994 divorce.

"I acquainted a little added assured this time, but I additionally acquainted like it was a little added pressure," Lovato says. "I feel like, for me, this is absolutely a footfall forward. I was really, absolutely afraid authoritative the album, but I feel like it's appear together. I'm really, really, absolutely aflame about it."