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The Neighbourhood Set New Single Release
11/26/2012
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Columbia Records have set a January 14th, 2013 release date for The Neighbourhood's new single, "Let It Go."

Recorded in their native Los Angeles, the single, produced by Justyn Pilbrow and Emile Haynie, will also feature the B-side "A Little Death."

The band is currently on tour in the U.S. with Paul Banks (tour completed with Temper Trap prior) and performed shows in London, Glasgow and Manchester. They will return to the U.K. in early 2013 for further dates.

Mon, Nov 26: Los Angeles, Ca �
Kysr Radio Show @ The Viper Room (Neighbourhood Only)
Tues, Nov 27: Denver, Co � Bluebird Theater
Thurs, Nov 29: Las Vegas, Nv- House Of Blues � Courtyard
Fri, Nov 30: Santa Ana, Ca - The Observatory
Sat, Dec 1: San Francisco, Ca � Slim's
Mon, Dev 3: San Diego, Ca � House Of Blues
Wed, Dec 5: Los Angeles, Ca � The Fonda Theatre

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