Following 2012’s R.A.P. Music, Atlanta, Georgia emcee Killer Mike (a/k/a Mike Bigga) and Brooklyn, New York emcee/producer El-P have already announced plans of a follow-up to the 2012 HipHopDX “Album Of The Year” runner-up. Under the group-name Run The Jewels, the pair will now include vocals from El (unlike R.A.P.). With a tour date announcement, it was revealed that the project, now scheduled for June, will be a free release through A-Trak’s Fool’s Gold Records.

Following the first album from Run The Jewels, the duo will perform at the following dates this summer:

WED 7/10       OTTAWA, ON      Ottawa Blues Fest
THU 7/11        TORONTO, ON     Hoxton
FRI 7/12         MARIAVILLE, NY  Camp Bisco
SAT 7/13        PITTSBURGH, PA  Altar Bar
SUN 7/14        LOUISVILLE, KY  Forecastle Festival
TUE 7/16        NASHVILLE, TN   Exit In
WED 7/17       ST. LOUIS, MO   Firebird
THU 7/18        IOWA CITY, IA   Gabe’s Oasis
FRI 7/19          MINNEAPOLIS, MN Varsity Theater
SAT 7/20         MADISON, WI     UW Memorial Union
SUN 7/21        CHICAGO, IL     Pitchfork Festival
WED 7/24        EDMONTON, AB    Starlite Room
THU 7/25         CALGARY, AB     Republik
FRI 7/26          VANCOUVER, BC   Biltmore
SAT 7/27         SEATTLE, WA     Capitol Hill Block Party
SUN 7/28         PORTLAND, OR    Hawthorne Theatre
TUE 7/30         SAN FRANCISCO, CA       The Independent
THU 8/1           LOS ANGELES, CA Echoplex
FRI 8/2            SANA ANA, CA    The Observatory
SAT 8/3           PHOENIX, AZ     The Crescent Ballroom
MON 8/5          AUSTIN, TX      Mohawk
TUE 8/6           BATON ROUGE, LA Spanish Moon
WED 8/7          ATLANTA, GA     Masquerade
THU 8/8           ASHEVILLE, NC   Orange Peel
FRI 8/9            CHAPEL HILL, NC Cat’s Cradle
SAT 8/10         WASHINGTON DC   9:30 Club
MON 8/12        PHILADELPHIA, PA        Union Transfer
TUE 8/13         BOSTON, MA      Paradise
WED 8/14        NEW YORK, NY    Webster Hall

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