In support of their SPIN-praised new album, Heligoland, British trip-hop duo Massive Attack are heading stateside for their first North American tour in four years. The nine-date trek will kick off May 7 in Toronto and close with an appearance at Washington State’s Sasquatch! Festival on May 30.

Massive Attack — the core duo of Grant “Daddy G” Marshall and Robert “3-D” Del Naja — boasts some noteworthy collaborations on their new record, including tracks with Blur/Gorillaz mastermind Damon Albarn and TV on the Radio singer Tunde Adebimpe. “Half these people are mates who we’ve met over the years.” Marshall recently told SPIN. “Damon is a friend of the family, you know?”

Marshall also told SPIN that Heligoland collaborators Guy Garvey (of Elbow) and singer Martina Topley-Bird may join Massive Attack on some dates, as will their frequent collaborator and reggae legend Horace Andy.

Pre-sale tickets are currently available at Ticketmaster.

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Massive Attack tour dates:
5/7, Toronto, ON (Sound Academy)
5/9, Toronto, ON (Sound Academy)
5/11, NYC, NY (Terminal 5)
5/12, NYC, NY (Terminal 5)
5/18, Los Angeles, CA (Wiltern Theater)
5/19, Los Angeles, CA (Wiltern Theater)
5/25, San Francisco, CA (Warfield Theater)
5/27, San Francisco, CA (Warfiled Theater)
5/30, George, WA Sasquatch Festival