Search For Yeti Announce 'Dark So Soon' Aotearoa Tour

Search For Yeti are the Te Whanganui-a-Tara based trio of Luke Marlow, Vince Waide and Sean Barker, creators of their own multi-faceted indie / post-rock / power-pop universe on their debut album Dark So Soon. First unveiled in late '24, Search For Yeti have now announced an eight date nationwide release tour for Dark So Soon, joined by a top tier selection of friends and fellow travellers from Tāmaki Makaurau to Ōtautahi over the coming months, including multiple gigs with Cowboy Dan and rising shoegaze / slowcore foursome Pining Radiata. Crafted with evident care across ten stirring and poetic tracks, open your ears to Dark So Soon below, order the album on vinyl LP / compact disc HERE and take in Search For Yeti's live majesty at the following dates...

Search For Yeti ‘Dark So Soon’ Aotearoa Tour

Thursday 27th March – Whammy Bar, Auckland w/ Cowboy Dan, Moongoat
Friday 28th March – Nivara Lounge, Hamilton w/ Cowboy Dan, Emerson Kole
Saturday 29th March – The Jam Factory, Tauranga w/ Cowboy Dan, Frances Ellen
Thursday 8th May – Meow, Wellington w/ Dropper, Persimmon
Friday 9th May – The Paisley Stage, Napier w/ Pining Radiata + more
Saturday 10th May – The Stomach, Palmerston North w/ Pining Radiata, Just George
Friday 18th July – The Boathouse, Nelson w/ The Violet Project
Saturday 19th July – Space Academy, Christchurch w/ Model Home, Hoihoi

Tickets on sale HERE via UTR, except for Wellington (Moshtix) and Tauranga (The Incubator)

Hit play on Search For Yeti's fuzzy and furry power-pop single 'What You Mean To Me', from Dark So Soon...

Experience Search For Yeti's panoramic debut single 'Red'...

Press release:

Hot off the release of their debut album ‘Dark So Soon’, Te Whanganui-a-Tara based indie rockers Search For Yeti are taking the album around the country over the next few months.

Drawing influences from indie rock, britpop, folk and new-wave with an emphasis on hooks and melodies, the album shows a diverse range which has been praised as “a brilliant debut” (Chris Philpott), “warm, expansive and guaranteed to elicit a genuine emotional reaction” (13th Floor), “the songs stick with you, dreamlike in their form” (music.net.nz), and “hard rock, indie rock, power pop, atmospheric, it comfortably straddles them all” (Elsewhere).

After a rousing hometown album release show in December at Meow, Search For Yeti are brimming with excitement at the opportunity to play the album to audiences all over the country at some of the best live music venues with an array of great support bands in tow.