Announcing further dates on her Instagram, The Japanese House said “Last UK headline dates of ITEIAD. Pre-sale 10am Wednesday. Sign up on link in bio for exclusive early access.”

Check out The Japanese House’s announcement post on Instagram below:

Released on June 30, Bain dropped her second studio album In The End It Always Does which includes 12 tracks. Some of the songs in her new album include “Spot Dog”, “Over There”, “Indexical Reminder of a Morning Well Spent” and “One for Sorrow, Two for Joni Jones”. The album peaked at number 29 on the UK Albums Chart.

Listen to The Japanese House’s new album In The End It Always Does on Spotify below:

Amber Mary Bain, also known by her stage name The Japanese House, is a British indie pop musician who rose to fame through being introduced to The 1975’s Matty Healy. The singer was then signed to their label Dirty Hit.

She released her debut single “Still” in 2015, and went on her first tour as the opening act for The 1975 within the same year. Afterwards, she released three more singles “Pools to Bathe In”, “Teeth”, and “Sister”. Since then, she has released two studio albums titled Good at Falling and In The End It Always Does. In order to promote The 1975’s second album I Like It When You Fall Asleep, For You Are So Beautiful Yet So Unaware Of It, The Japanese House supported the band on their 2016 North American tour.

In 2018, The Japanese House released the single “Lilo” then announced a North American tour in 2019.

Watch the music video for The Japanese House’s single “Lilo” on YouTube below:

Following this, The Japanese House’s debut album Good At Falling was released on March 1 2019. Like many of her other singles and album, Good At Falling was co-written by The 1975’s drummer George Daniel along with American record producer BJ Burton.

Tickets for The Japanese House’s tour is available to purchase here.

The tour dates for The Japanese House’s 2024 UK tour are seen below as follows.

The Japanese House 2024 Tour Dates:

07/05/24 – SWG3 – Glasgow

08/05 – O2 Institute – Birmingham

09/05 – Roundhouse – London

10/05 – Albert Hall – Manchester