Old Mervs

Australia's favourite indie-rock duo Old Mervs are hitting the road to play their biggest capacity venues yet, celebrating the release of sophomore album Carparks. This October and November, Dave and Henry will play a string of shows across Australia and New Zealand, stepping up into rooms including Melbourne's Forum and Sydney's Enmore Theatre for the first time.

The tour comes hot on the heels of Carparks official release date of Friday 2 October. Reuniting with producer Chris Collins (Royel Otis, Ruby Fields, Matt Corby), fans have already received tastes of what’s to come with singles "Heavy In The Morning", "Tether" and latest track "She Said”.

Dave and Henry said “We cannot wait to get rolling into this tour. There are heaps of bucket list venues on this run and to get to play this album in them feels bloody good. It's been a while between headline Australian shows so we are amped to get into it!”

Don't miss your chance to see Old Mervs bring Carparks to life, along with old favourites - in the biggest rooms of their career so far.

- +61 8 8212 4999
- General enquiries: info@hindleystreetmusichall.com.au

- Located at main box office entrance
- Valid photo ID required for ticket pickup
- Arrive at least 45 minutes before event start time
- Online booking reference or confirmation email needed

- Street parking available on Hindley Street
- Nearby public parking lots within 2-3 minute walk
- Some metered parking zones
- Ride-share drop-off/pick-up zone directly in front of venue

- Wheelchair accessible areas on ground level
- Companion seats available
- Advanced booking recommended for accessible seating
- Step-free entry from street level

- No outside food or drinks
- Valid ticket required for entry
- Age restrictions may apply depending on event
- No smoking inside venue
- Professional cameras and recording equipment prohibited

- All-ages events: Children welcome with adult supervision
- 18+ events: Strict age verification
- Under 16 must be accompanied by parent/guardian
- Child ticket prices vary by performance