LMFAO Announce 'Sorry For Party Rocking' North America Tour

28 February 2012, 12:35 | Updated: 28 February 2012, 13:07

The 'Party Rock Anthem' rappers will play 26 dates across North America this spring and summer.

LMFAO have announced they are to embark on a full tour of North America beginning in May.

The 'Sexy And I Know It' duo will head out on the road with their Party Rock Crew on the 'Sorry For Party Rocking' tour starting with a performance in Columbus, Ohio on 22^nd May.

The Cherrytree Records act will be joined on the 26-date jaunt by their label mates Far East Movement as well as America's Best Dance Crew act Quest Crew.

Last week LMFAO unveiled the music video for their latest single 'Sorry For Party Rocking', which features a guest appearance by David Hasselhoff.

Tickets for LMAO's 'Sorry For The Party Rocking' are due to go on sale this Friday (2^nd March).

View the full North American tour dates for LMFAO's 'Sorry For Party Rocking' tour below:

Columbus, Ohio (Nationwide Arena) – 22^nd May
Detroit, Michigan (Palace of Auburn Hills) – 23^rd May
Minneapolis, Minnesota (Target Center) – 25^th May
Chicago, Illinois (Allstate Arena) – 26^th May
Denver, Colorado (Red Rocks Amphitheatre) – 28^th May
Salt Lake City, Utah (Maverik Center) – 30^th May
Spokane, Washington (Spokane Arena) – 1^st June
Seattle, Washington (Key Arena) – 2^nd June
Los Angeles, California (Staples Center) – 5^th June
Sacramento, California (Power Balance Pavilion) – 6^th June
Oakland, California (Oracle Arena) – 8^th June
San Diego, California (Valley View Casino Center) – 9^th June
Houston, Texas (Toyota Center) – 12^th June
Tulsa, Oklahoma (BOK Center) – 13^th June
Dallas, Texas (American Airlines Center) – 15^th June
Charlotte, North Caroline (Bojangles' Coliseum) – 19^th June
Atlanta, Georgia (Philips Arena) – 20^th June
Miami, Florida (American Airlines Arena) – 22^nd June
Orlando, Florida (Amway Center) – 23^rd June
Washington, District of Columbia (Patriot Center) – 25^th June
Uniondale, New York (Nassau Coliseum) – 26^th June
Uncasville, Connecticut (Mohegan Sun Arena) – 28^th June
Newark, New Jersey (Prudential Center) – 29^th June
Philadelphia, Pennysylvania (Wells Fargo Center) 30^th June
Worcester, Massachusetts (DCU Center) – 1^st July
Toronto, Ontario, Canada (Molson Canadian Amphitheatre) – 4^th July