Rina Sawayama has announced European tour dates in support of her recently released album, Hold The Girl. The European leg of the trek, billed as the Hold The Girl tour, will kick off on February 14 in Brussels and end on February 27 in Oslo. In addition, the Japanese-British artist has released a new video for her song Frankenstein. Tickets for the tour will be available starting Friday, November 4 at 10:00 am PT. A pre-sale will begin on Monday, October 31 at 10:00 am PT. Ticket options, including standard and VIP options, are available from the artist’s official website. The ultimate VIP package is priced at €154 and includes one general admission concert ticket and a socially distanced photo opportunity with Rina Sawayama. Pre-sale tickets are priced at €29.Rina Sawayama 2023 European tour datesRINA SLAYWAYAMA@rinasawayama EUROPEAN TOUR I’m so excited to finally bring the Hold The Girl tour to Europe !!!!!Pre-sale tickets available 31st October at 10am localGeneral tickets on sale 4th November at 10am localSwipe for the rest of the world dates! rina.online/tour/2895305⭐️ EUROPEAN TOUR ⭐️ I’m so excited to finally bring the Hold The Girl tour to Europe !!!!!Pre-sale tickets available 31st October at 10am localGeneral tickets on sale 4th November at 10am localSwipe for the rest of the world dates! rina.online/tour/ https://t.co/A7NZ6VYRgqFebruary 14 – Brussels, Ancienne BelgiqueFebruary 15 – Paris, OlympiaFebruary 16 – Zurich, VolkshausFebruary 18 – Milan, FabriqueFebruary 19 – Munich, MuffathalleFebruary 21 – Utrecht, Tivoli VrendenburgFebruary 23 – Warsaw, StodolaFebruary 24 – Berlin, Huxley’s Neue WeltFebruary 26 – Stockholm, BernsFebruary 27 – Oslo, Rockefeller Music HallEarlier this year, Rina Sawayama announced tour dates for the American leg of the tour, which will kick off on November 1 in Brooklyn and will conclude on November 23.Rina Sawayama 2022 US tour dates View this post on Instagram Instagram PostNovember 01 — Brooklyn, NY at Great Hall at Avant GardnerNovember 04 — Boston, MA at RoadrunnerNovember 05 — Silver Spring, MD at The FillmoreNovember 06 — Charlotte, NC at The FillmoreNovember 08 — Atlanta, GA at The EasternNovember 09 — Nashville, TN at Marathon Music WorksNovember 11 — Dallas, TX at South Side BallroomNovember 12 — Austin, TX at Emo’s AustinNovember 13 — Houston, TX at White Oak Music HallNovember 16 — Phoenix, AZ at The Van BurenNovember 18 — San Diego, CA at SomaNovember 21 — Oakland, CA at Fox TheaterNovember 23 — Los Angeles, CA at Hollywood PalladiumMore about Rina Sawayama’s new album, Hold the GirlEarlier in September, Rina Sawayama released her second studio album, titled Hold The Girl, via Dirty Hit. The lead single from the album, titled This Hell, was released on May 18, 2022. Sawayama noted that she derived inspiration for the album from artists including Kelly Clarkson, the Corrs, Paramore, and Sugababes. She also said Taylor Swift's 2020 album, Folklore, influenced it.Sawayama co-wrote This Hell with Paul Epworth and Lauren Aquilina. It is co-produced by Epworth and Clarence Clarity. Speaking about the lead single of the album, the artist wrote:“Country music at its core to me represents comfort, brilliant storytelling and authentic expression of the writer's reality. I’ve been dreaming of working with Paul Epworth my entire career so I knew it was meant to be when we finished this song in a day. I put in as many iconic pop culture moments as I can, but the song is more than that."The artist released her self-titled debut in 2017, which was followed by her debut album in 2020, which featured hit tracks including XS and Love Me 4 Me.