West Coast rap icons Snoop Dogg and Ice Cube will partner next month for the How the West Was One Tour.

The one-month outing launches July 14 at Paramount Theatre in Seattle, WA, and wraps two weeks later on July 30 at 9th Street Summerfest in Columbia, MO. Along the way, the duo will also perform on July 16 at Cuthbert Amphitheater in Eugene, OR, and July 29 at the VooDoo Lounge in North Kansas City, MO.

Since his debut on the rap scene in the early '90s, Snoop Dogg has evolved from an underdog to a pop culture icon with his own reality television show. The rap artist and producer's increasingly busy schedule isn't keeping him off the road, though, with a spring tour leg coming up and a new summer run in the works.

Snoop's summer plans include a co-headlining venture with punk-reggae band Slightly Stoopid that will take him to at least 18 major amphitheaters across the U.S. and Canada. The Blazed and Confused Tour picks up July 10 at Star of the Desert arena in Primm, NV, and ends August 8 at the Comcast Center in Mansfield, MA.

Rap mainstay Snoop Dogg will be back on the road this spring for a one-month tour. Sandwiched between two festival appearances, the outing picks up May 4 at The Village in Little Rock, AR, and runs through May 17 at Shoreline Ballroom in Hilton Head Island, SC.

Other scheduled stops include a May 6 show at the House of Blues in Houston, TX, a May 11 concert at The National in Richmond, VA, and a May 14 gig at Amos' SouthEnd in Charlotte, NC. Hip-hop/afro-beat musician K'naan will provide opening support throughout the brief tour.

311’s Unity Tour 2008 is heading coast to coast this summer for 30 shows with Snoop Dogg and special guest Fiction Plane, which spent most of the past year opening for The Police.

Playing mostly amphitheatres from June 24 through Aug. 3, 311’s stops include the inaugural Rothbury Festival in Michigan, and Summerfest in Wisconsin. The band will then head over to Japan for the Summer Sonic Festival in Tokyo and Osaka, on Aug. 9-10, performing with Coldplay, The Sex Pistols, The Killers, and others. In addition, the band also expects to add shows in Hawaii in mid-August.