Seattle’s Dear to Embark on Australian Tour for New Album

February 3, 2025 0

thTriffid, Brisbane Australian band Dear Seattle is embarking on a nationwide tour in support of their latest album, TOY. The alt-rock indie quartet will kick off their tour in Perth this May before moving on to Melbourne, Adelaide, Newcastle, Sydney, and Brisbane. Joining them on tour will be Ohio punk rockers Heart Attack Man, Adelaide pop-punk duo TOWNS, and Melbourne indie-rock artist, LUCKY. The band expressed their excitement for the upcoming tour, stating that they have put in a tremendous amount of effort to make it the best one yet and push the boundaries of their previous performances.

TOY, released on January 17th, has been their most successful album to date, debuting at #4 on the ARIA Albums chart, marking their highest chart position in the band’s history. Produced by Fletcher Matthews, the album features hit singles such as “Counting Hours,” “Evergreen,” “idc,” “Nothing’s Stopping Me Now,” “Sungazer,” and “Say What You Want.” This album is a significant milestone for the band from the Northern Beaches, following their debut LP Don’t Let Go in 2019 and their second album, Someday, in 2022.

Dear Seattle first gained attention in 2013 with their EP Words Are Often Useless, followed by a self-titled EP in 2017. With their upcoming tour, the band aims to bring their best performance yet to their fans, promising an unforgettable experience for all attendees. Tickets for all shows will go on sale on February 6th, giving fans the opportunity to witness the band’s electrifying stage presence and captivating performances.

The Australian tour, presented by Destroy All Lines, Select Bookings, and Base Level One, will include performances in various cities across Australia. Fans can catch Dear Seattle at the Rosemount Hotel in Perth, the Croxton Bandroom in Melbourne, Jive in Adelaide for both a matinee and an evening show, the King St Bandroom in Newcastle, the Manning Bar in Sydney, and the Triffid in Brisbane.

Don’t miss your chance to experience the raw energy and passion of Dear Seattle as they take the stage to showcase their latest album, TOY. Get your tickets to their Australian tour and be prepared for an unforgettable musical journey with one of Australia’s most exciting indie rock bands.

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