Indie Duo Old Mervs Announce 2025 Album Tour
Old Mervs’ hotly anticipated debut album drops on March 21.

Image by Andrew Briggs
2025 is shaping up as a huge year for Perth indie act Old Mervs. The duo of vocalist and guitarist David House and drummer Henry Carrington-Jones are preparing for the release of their highly anticipated self-titled debut album.
Arriving March 21 via Dew Process (pre-order here), the 11-track record was produced, recorded and mixed by Chris Collins (Royel Otis, Matt Corby, Teenage Dads) and mastered by George Georgiadis at Little Wing Sound.
Celebrating their upcoming debut, Old Mervs have announced a massive Aussie tour that kicks off in Adelaide at Hindley St Music Hall on Saturday, May 10. The band then hit capital cities and regional towns, including Darwin, Sydney, Canberra, Mackay, Barwon Heads and Melbourne, across May and June before bringing things to a close with a hometown show at Perth’s HPC on Saturday, July 5.
Pre-sale commences Thursday, February 6 at 11:30am local time. You can register your interest here. General on-sale begins Friday, February 7 at 11:30am local time via oldmervs.com.
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Along with revealing their national tour dates, Old Mervs have shared new single, ‘Everyone Will See It’. Another slice of feel-good summer rock with a joyful hook, the tune is everything you could want from an Old Mervs release.
Speaking about the single, singer Dave House says, “It was the first song we wrote together with Chris Collins. We had some spare time at the end of the week’s recording and decided to see what we could come up with. It feels fresh for us I think, and it definitely has a different groove which is always a nice change up. We wanted a big chorus for a big singalong so hopefully that’s what we get!”
The single is accompanied by a music video filmed by Annie Lila and edited by Andrew Briggs. It features behind-the-scenes footage of the lads recording their debut at Collins’ studio in the Byron Hinterland.
Catch Old Mervs at Hindley St Music Hall on Saturday, May 10. For full ticketing information visit oldmervs.com. Pre-order Old Mervs here. Check out full tour dates, album artwork and tracklisting below.
Old Mervs 2025 Australian Tour Dates
Saturday, May 10 – Hindley Street Music Music Hall, Adelaide, SA (LIC/AA)
Thursday, May 22 – Bar On The Hill, Newcastle, NSW (18+)
Friday, May 23 – Wollongong Uni, Wollongong, NSW(18+)
Saturday, May 24 – Roundhouse, Sydney, NSW (LIC/AA)
Sunda,y May 25 - UC Refectory, Canberra, ACT (LIC/AA)
Thursday, May 29 - Miami Marketta, Gold Coast (Laneway), QLD (LIC/AAA)
Friday, May 30 – The Station, Sunshine Coast, QLD (LIC/ALL AGES)
Saturday, May 31 – The Tivoli, Brisbane, QLD (LIC/ALL AGES)
Thursday, June 5 – Seabreeze Hotel, Mackay, QLD (18+)
Friday, June 6 - Magnums, Airlie Beach, QLD (18+)
Saturday, June 7 – Edge Hill Tavern, Cairns, QLD (18+)
Thursday, June 19 – Barwon Heads Hotel, Barwon Heads, VIC (18+)
Friday, June 20 - 170 Russell, Melbourne, VIC (18+)
Saturday, June 21- MATINEE 170 Russell, Melbourne, VIC (U18)
Saturday, June 21 – The Pier, Frankston (18+)
Sunday, June 22 – Theatre Royal, Castlemaine, VIC (18+)
Saturday, July 5 – Perth HPC (Formerly HBF Stadium), Perth, WA (LIC/AA)

Old Mervs
1. Parched
2. See You Again
3. What You’ve Lost
4. Best I Know
5. Forget It
6. Waiting
7. Don’t Go
8. Everyone Will See It
9. Feel It
10. Focus
11. Steady
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