Lake Trout will cross the pond for some European dates early this fall, kicking-off at Londons The Metro on October 4th. The group will remain in the UK through October 7th, at which point the quintet will travel to The Faroe Islands for a performance at The Culture House on October 9th. Upon returning stateside, Lake Trout will begin a two-week run through the south on October 15 at Birmingham, ALs The Nick. Nodding to their past ventures in the east, Lake Trout side project Big in Japan will perform a show on September 25 at Murphs Other Bar in York, PA.
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