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As an unexpected addendum to last year's A Hawk and a Hacksaw and the Hun Hangár Ensemble EP, A Hawk and a Hacksaw have divulged the details of their first North American tour in years. Fittingly, the duo of Heather Trost and former Neutral Milk Hotel drummer Jeremy Barnes will arrive on our shores supplemented by members of the aforementioned Hun Hangár Ensemble from Budapest, Hungary.

When they get here, one of A Hawk and a Hacksaw's stops is at the Pitchfork Music Festival. Before they arrive, however, they have a bunch of European shows to play this month.

Hawk/Hacksaw:

05-09 Belfast, Northern Ireland - Belfast Arts Festival
05-10 Cork, Ireland - Cyprus Avenue
05-11 Dublin, Ireland - Crawdaddy
05-12 Aberdeen, Scotland - The Tunnels
05-13 Glasgow, Scotland - The Arches
05-14 Leeds, England - Hi Fi Club
05-15 Bristol, England - Thekla
05-16 Minehead, England - Explosions in the Sky ATP
06-18 Saragossa, Spain - Saragossa Expo
07-12-13 Winnipeg, Manitoba - Winnipeg Folk Festival *
07-14 New York, NY - (Le) Poisson Rouge *
07-15 Montreal, Quebec - Club Lambi *
07-16 Toronto, Ontario - El Mocambo *
07-18 Madison, WI - Memorial Union Terrace at University of Wisconsin *
07-19 Chicago, IL - Union Park (Pitchfork Music Festival) *$
07-20 Los Angeles, CA - Echoplex *
07-21 San Francisco, CA - The Independent *
07-23 Portland, OR - Doug Fir Lounge *
07-24 Seattle, WA - The Tractor Tavern *
07-26-27 Calgary, Alberta - Calgary Folk Music Festival *
09-12 Salisbury, England - End of the Road Festival

* with members of the Hun Hangár Ensemble
$ with Animal Collective, Jarvis Cocker, the Hold Steady, !!!, Vampire Weekend, Dizzee Rascal, Fleet Foxes, Caribou, Jay Reatard, Titus Andronicus, No Age, Atlas Sound, Extra Golden, Elf Power, the Ruby Suns, Icy Demons, Occidental Brothers Dance Band International, Boban i Marko Markovic Orkestar