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For those who didn’t have hundreds of dollars to spare for a coveted ticket to Barbra Streisand’s sold-out North American tour, you’re in luck.

Columbia Records will be releasing an as-yet-untitled double-disc live album recorded from Streisand’s stops at Philadelphia’s Wachovia Center and New York’s Madison Square Gardens. The album is due to hit store shelves Dec. 5.

A track listing for the record has not yet been released but fans can likely expect to hear hits like “The Way We Were,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “People,” and “What Are You Doing the Rest of Your Life?” which the singer has been performing regularly. Opening act Il Divo is also likely to appear on the disc – the group has been hitting the stage with Streisand to perform “Somewhere” and “Evergreen” throughout the tour.

Streisand launched the tour in Philadelphia on Oct. 4 – her first in North American since 1994. It wraps up Nov. 20 in Los Angeles.

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