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The Japanese House Announces February 2016 UK Tour
Monday, 16 November 2015 Written by Laura Johnson

The Japanese House will tour the UK in February.

Amber Bain will call in Manchester, Sheffield, Newcastle, Glasgow, Leicester, London, Bristol and Brighton between February 18 and February 27. Tickets go on sale at 9.00am Wednesday, November 18.

Bain released her sophomore EP, 'Clean', through Dirty Hit Records earlier this month. It follows her debut EP, 'Pools To Bathe In', which was released earlier this year. Check out the video for 'Clean' cut Sugar Pill, directed by Juliet Bryant, below.

Prior to her headline tour the Londoner will play a show at the Dalston Victoria on November 20.

The Japanese House Upcoming Tour Dates are as follows:

Fri November 20 2015 - LONDON Dalston Victoria
Thu February 18 2016 - MANCHESTER Deaf Institute
Fri February 19 2016 - SHEFFIELD Leadmill
Sat February 20 2016 - NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE Academy 2
Sun February 21 2016 - GLASGOW King Tuts
Wed February 24 2016 - LEICESTER Cookie
Thu February 25 2016 - LONDON Dingwalls
Fri February 26 2016 - BRISTOL Exchange
Sat February 27 2016 - BRIGHTON Haunt

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