Slightly Stoopid is continuing their 2 month, 33 city Legalize It tour across the United States. The tour hits several major music festivals along the way, including Mile High Festival, Blackwater Music Festival, and Austin City Limits.

Slightly Stoopid is joined by fellow stoners Collie Buddz and Cypress Hill on most dates throughout the Legalize It tour. New Kingston and reggae royalty Steel Pulse will also be playing with them.

Slightly Stoopid Legalize it 2010 tour dates

The remaining tour dates for Slightly Stoopid’s tour include:

August 12, 2010 Thursday

Kansas City, MO at Crossroads

August 13, 2010 Friday

Omaha, NE at Anchor Inn

August 14, 2010 Saturday

Denver, CO at Mile High Music Festival

August 15, 2010 Sunday

San Francisco, CA at Outside Lands Music & Arts Festival

August 18, 2010 Wednesday

Myrtle Beach, SC at House of Blues

August 19, 2010 Thursday

Atlanta, GA at The Tabernacle

August 20, 2010 Friday

Orlando, FL at Hard Rock Live

August 21, 2010 Saturday

West Boca Raton, FL at Sunset Cove Amphitheatre

August 28, 2010

Live Oak, FL at Blackwater Music Festival

October 8 – 10, 2010

Austin, TX at Austin City Limits

Help Slightly Stupid end the War on Drugs and Legalize Marijuana

Slightly Stupid has dedicated their Legalize It tour to raising awareness regarding The War on Drugs in the United States and California in particular. In November 2010, California voters will vote on Proposition 19, also known as the Regulate, Control and Tax Cannabis Act of 2010. Yes, you read that right – this is a serious proposal to legalize marijuana, which could lead to similar reforms around the country. Slightly Stoopid has been working with organizations including NORML, Marijuana Policy Project, and Tax Cannabis to spread the word and build support for prop 19.

If you’re an unregistered California voter, remember that the voter registration deadline is October 18th. Then the vote happens in November.

For more information about the benefits legalization and regulation of marijuana in the United States and proposals for how legalization could be implemented, check out NORML’s case for marijuana legalization and regulation.