Earth Tongue Announce 'Dungeon Vision' Album Release Tour of Aotearoa NZ

Earth Tongue's mind-zapping video for their new fantasy-doom single 'Dungeon Vision' is currently storming the ramparts of YouTube's algorithm, thrilling legions of fresh fans as their new album of the same name produced by Ty Segall looms ever closer. Now based abroad in Berlin and one of the hardest gigging bands anywhere — they've had a completely rammed international touring schedule in 2025 — the endlessly questing Aotearoa duo of Gussie Larkin and Ezra Simons are travelling back to their homeland to launch their new record this summer.

Starting in Kerikeri on release day (Friday the 13th, naturally), Earth Tongue's Dungeon Vision album release tour will venture to the four main centres plus the mighty 'tron in mid-February. Roll out your favourite d20 and armour up to catch the 2025 Best Group Tūī winners slaying it onstage at a venue near you, all brought to you by 100% Good...

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Earth Tongue - Dungeon Vision Album Release Tour

Friday 13th February - Turner Centre, Kerikeri*
Saturday 14th February - Double Whammy, Auckland
Sunday 15th February - Last Place, Hamilton
Thursday 19th February - Pearl Diver, Dunedin
Friday 20th February - Space Academy, Christchurch
Saturday 21st February - San Fran, Wellington*

Tickets on sale HERE via UTR
 *Tour tickets and info at earthtongue.co.nz

Earth Tongue’s new album 'Dungeon Vision' is out on Friday 13th February via In The Red Records.

Press release:

Fresh off the announcement of their forthcoming third album Dungeon Vision, Aotearoa’s heavy-psych duo Earth Tongue return home this February for a run of six album release shows across the country. The tour comes off the back of the band’s 58 international shows and gives fans the earliest chance to hear brand-new material.

The first show lands on the day of Dungeon Vision’s release, playing at the Turner Centre, Kerikeri on Friday 13 February. They’ll follow that up at Auckland’s Double Whammy on Saturday 14 February and then Last Place, Hamilton on Sunday 15 February. The duo then travel south for a run in Dunedin at Pearl Diver on Thursday.