English indie pop artist The Japanese House played a sold out show at Webster Hall last week on November 2 with support from Quinnie.
Fronted by singer Amber Mary Bain, The Japanese House released their second studio album, In The End it Always Does on Dirty Hit Records earlier this year. The album included hit single “Sunshine Baby,” which features vocals from The 1975 frontman Matty Healy. Notable features on the record also included Bon Iver’s Justin Vernon, Muna, and Charli XCX.
Quinnie opened the show, playing delightful melodies full of charming and quirky lyrics. Fans packed in early for the show, filling up the venue before her set. Her set was met with big applause.
The Japanese House played a powerful set featuring highs that shook the room with fans jumping up and down, and sorrowful lows that left a hush over the audience. Several fans could be seen crying during various moments throughout the show. The energy only increased from song to song, culminating in the main set’s final song, “Dionne (featuring Justin Vernon).” For the final song of the encore, they played fan favorite “Sunshine Baby.”
The Japanese House North American tour continues, and you can listen to their music here. Check out future tour dates here. Listen to Quinnie here.
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