Raekwon has announced the U.S. tour dates for his “Unexpected Victory” tour, which previously snaked throughCanada.

During the trek, the Chef sets it off at St. Louis, Missouri’s Gargoyle Club on March 7th, making stops in Chicago, Illinois, Reno, Nevada and Salt Lake City, Utah. The trek concludes in Winston-Salem, North Carolina at Ziggy’s on April 20th.

Check the official tour dates below, and head to Raekwon’s site for more information.

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March 7 – St. Louis – Gargoyle Club
March 9 – Pontiac – Crofoot
March 10 – Steger – Another Hole In The Wall
March 12 – Lincoln – Bourbon Theatre
March 13 – Chicago – Cubby Bear
March 14-15 – Austin – SXSW
March 16 – Dallas – Prophet Bar
March 17 – El Paso – Lowbrow Palace
March 18 – Oklahoma City – Kamps
March 20 – La Jolla – Porter’s Pub
March 21 – Santa Ana – Observatory
March 22 – San Francisco – 103 Harriet
March 23 – Reno – Cargo
March 28 – Salt Lake City – Club Elevate
March 29 – Grand Junction – Mesa Theatre
March 30 – Boulder – Fox Theatre
March 31 – Denver – Casselman’s
April 1 – Sioux Falls – Vault
April 2 – New Orleans – New Orleans
April 3 – Pensacola – Vinyl Hall
April 4 – Atlanta – Masquerade
April 5 – Jacksonville – Brewster’s Pit
April 6 – Fort Lauderdale – Revolution
April 7 – San Bernardino – Paid Dues Festival
April 13 – Baltimore – Sonar
April 14 – Poughkeepsie – Vassar College
April 19 – Portland – Port City Music Hall
April 20 – Winston-Salem – Ziggy’s

[March 1]

UPDATE: A spokesperson for Freddie Gibbs has notified HipHopDX that the Gary, Indiana emcee will be touring with Raekwon on the Unexpected Victory Tour through the April 6th date in Fort Lauderdaule.

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Following that, Gibbs will perform in Europe:

April 17 / La Maroquinerie / Paris, France
April 18 / Bitterzoet / Amsterdam, The Netherlands
April 19 / Podium De Nieuwe Oogst / Rotterdamn, The Netherlands
April 20 / Soft / Oslo, Norway
April 21 / Stall 6 / Zuriche, Switzerland

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