AMY WINEHOUSE - WINEHOUSE TOUR IN TROUBLE?

Tabloid favourite Amy Winehouse's comeback tour could be jeopardised by her husband's temper, reports claim.

The troubled chanteuse might scrap some November gigs because her husband Blake Fielder-Civil is due in court on a GBH charge.

Fielder-Civil - reportedly linked with Winehouse's spiralling drugs use - is in the dock on November 12th, after being accused of assaulting an East End pub landlord.

James King required medical treatment after an incident at the Macbeth pub in Hoxton, east London, allegedly involving Fielder-Civil and another man.

However, on the day that Amy's husband is due in Snaresbrook Crown Court, she is set to play in Manchester, her first UK tour appearance since a reputed drug overdose last month.

And after cancelling numerous gigs in the past due to matrimonial arguments or 'illness' - only to be seen in her regular spot at the Hawley Arms pub in Camden, north London - it is thought that Winehouse will call off the November shows to stand by her man.

A 'friend' told the Sun: "Blake comes first in Amy’s life - everything else comes second, including her career.

"She doesn’t care that she has a gig that night. Nothing is going to stop her being in court with him."

Fielder-Civil could face a lengthy jail sentence if found guilty of grievous bodily harm with intent.