Australian band Vancouver Sleep Clinic will play their first U.S. headline shows in San Francisco at Rickshaw Stop on November 28 and Los Angeles at Bootleg Theatre on November 29. The band, lead by singer, songwriter and producer Tim Bettinson, will support Daughter on select dates this fall as part of their North American tour.

Vancouver Sleep Clinic recently released two new tracks, “Lung” and “Killing Me To Love You,” from their forthcoming debut album.

Tim Bettinson, the creative force behind Vancouver Sleep Clinic, is a singer, songwriter and producer from Brisbane, Australia. His first EP, Winter, was self-released on SoundCloud in 2014 and quickly attracted a global audience.

Bettinson’s latest work, including his singles “Lung” and “Killing Me To Love You,” was written while on a break from touring during a volunteer trip to Cambodia and the Philippines—an experience. This resulted in songs which Bettinson says, “follow the journey of finding my place in the world and finding my feet in what I was doing.”

After crafting demos in his home studio, Bettinson travelled to Los Angeles and enlisted the help of producer Al Shux, who has produced hits for Jay Z, Lana Del Rey, Alicia Keys and Lianne La Havas. Further music from Vancouver Sleep Clinic is slated for release later this year.

VANCOUVER SLEEP CLINIC NORTH AMERICAN TOUR DATES
November 1 New York, NY Terminal 5
November 2 Boston, MA Royale Boston
November 3 Northampton, MA Pearl Street
November 4 Philadelphia, PA Electric Factory
November 6 Baltimore, MD Ram’s Head Live
November 7 Asheville, NC The Orange Peel
November 9 Orlando, FL The Beacham
November 10 Atlanta, GA Variety Playhouse
November 11 Nashville, TN Cannery Ballroom
November 12 Indianapolis, IN The Vogue
November 14 Louisville, KY Headliners Music Hall
November 15 Cleveland, OH Beachland Ballroom
November 16 Toronto, Ontario Massey Hall
November 18 Milwaukee, WI Turner Hall Ballroom
November 19 Omaha, NE Slowdown
November 22 Edmonton, Alberta The Winspear Centre
November 23 Calgary, AB MacEwan Hall
November 25 Vancouver, B.C. Queen Elizabeth Theatre
November 28 San Francisco Rickshaw Stop
November 29 Los Angeles Bootleg Theatre