Miley Cyrus Released From The Hospital, "Feeling Much Better" Ahead Of European Tour

Miley Cyrus has been released from the hospital.

Over a week after the singer was hospitalized for a severe allergic reaction, Cyrus is back on her feet and preparing for her trip to Europe, where she will resume her 2014 Bangerz Tour.

"She is feeling much better and Europe [tour] is still on," a source close to Cyrus confirmed to E! News on April 24.

Cyrus was originally hospitalized on April 15 in Kansas City after experiencing an allergic reaction to a medication she was prescribed to treat a sinus infection earlier this month. After cancelling shows in Charlotte, N.C. and Kansas City, Cyrus, who remained hospitalized, opted out of the remainder of her US tour, which consisted of shows in Uniondale, N.Y., Philadelphia, Pa., Pittsburg, Pa., Charlotte, N.C., Nashville, Tenn. and Louisville, Ky.

Throughout her hospitalization, Cyrus was in contact with fans, often tweeting about the pain she was in and telling fans how frustrated she was to be unable to perform.

Next Friday, Cyrus will continue her Bangerz Tour in Amsterdam, where she is set to perform on May 2. From there, Cyrus is scheduled in Belgium, England, Scotland, Ireland, France and Germany, as well as several other countries in May and June.

Cyrus' US tour dates have been rescheduled for August, starting in Uniondale, N.Y. on Aug. 1.