Sea Mouse Announce Nationwide Tour

Putting their own explosive spin on alley cat howlin', blues-injected garage rock 'n' roll, Sea Mouse are all set to bring the party to a stage near you in May and June. The Pōneke-based team of Seamus Johnson (guitar and vocals), Scott Maynard (bass), and Thomas Friggens (drums) are toasting the launch of their diabolically foot-stomping new anthem ‘Side B Track 1’, and promise to unleash nothing less than "hooks big enough to snag a whale" on their forthcoming Aotearoa tour. We advise you dig out your best dancing shoes and don't miss Sea Mouse at the dates below, joined by fellow hellraisers Pieces Of Molly in Christchurch and Wellington...

Sea Mouse

Friday 21st May - Nivara Lounge, Hamilton*
Saturday 22nd May - Whammy Bar, Auckland*
Friday 28th May - Meow, Wellington w/ Pieces Of Molly
Saturday 29th May - Paisley Stage, Napier*
Friday 4th June - The Crown Hotel, Dunedin*
Saturday 5th June - darkroom, Christchurch w/ Pieces of Molly∞

*Tickets available HERE via UTR
∞ Christchurch tickets available HERE via UTR

Take a journey into madness with the video for ‘Side B Track 1’, directed by Lee Gingold...

Press release:

Aquamarine marsupial blues infused rock band Sea Mouse is here to tell you rock and roll is very much alive and kickin’!

This May/June Sea Mouse are taking their thunderous sound around New Zealand on a 6 date nationwide tour following the release of their latest single, Side B Track 1.

Side B Track 1 is a rollicking, modern boogie rock tune which was released alongside a compelling video directed by, Lee Gingold

With an original take on rock ‘n’ roll, Sea Mouse formed in 2017. Creating a unique blend of sounds from the Delta blues of the 1930s, to mammoth guitar-driven garage rock tunes, with hooks big enough to snag a whale. Sea Mouse are all about hard-hitting, well-hewn, rock anthems.

Featuring Seamus Johnson (Guitar and Vocals), Scott Maynard (Bass), and Thomas Friggens (Drums) this trio deliver a punch packing, viciously high energy live show, which translates brilliantly from turntable to stage!