TICKETS

$22 + fees
DAY OF SHOW: $27 + fees

MEMBER + ARTIST PRE-SALE: Wed, Jan 14, 10 am
PUBLIC SALE: Fri, Jan 16, 10 am

CHARITY FEE: Searows has partnered with PLUS1 so that $1 from every ticket sold goes to supporting organizations working to provide humanitarian aid to Palestinians and to uplift and protect LGBTQ youth through advocacy, safety, and essential support services.

For online ticketing sales & support, contact Meow Wolf: 1-866-636-9969 or online here. 

VIP INFO

Searows' VIP Soundcheck Experience: $92 + fees

- One (1) General Admission ticket
- Invitation to pre-show soundcheck performance by with Searows (2-3 songs)
- Exclusive screen printed poster signed by Alec (Searows)
- Commemorative VIP laminate
- Early merch shopping before doors open to the public
- Early entry into the venue
- Limited availability 

VENUE: MEOW WOLF

SEATING: Standing room only

ADA: Please email [email protected] in advance for ADA accommdations. 

PARKING: Yes, at the venue

ALCOHOL: Yes

OUTSIDE FOOD/DRINK: No

PROHIBITED ITEMS: Meow Wolf recommends leaving the following items in your car or securing them in a locker. Please review their Prohibited Items list for further questions. 

-Backpacks & oversized bags
-Laptops or Tablets
-Oversized coats
-Umbrellas
-Luggage
-Strollers
-Skateboards
-Professional recording equipment

Please be advised that by entering this event, you are agreeing to being filmed and/or photographed, and the resulting assets may be used for Lensic marketing or promotional purposes. Should you wish not to be photographed or recorded on video, please notify a staff member or one of the event photographers/videographers.

SEAROWS

Searows, the project of Pacific Northwest singer-songwriter and guitarist Alec Duckart, releases his new album, Death in the Business of Whaling, on January 23, 2026 via Last Recordings On Earth.Though Death in the Business of Whaling arrives as Searows’ second album, it’s the product of many firsts, including his first time recording outside the creative cocoon of his bedroom. His 2022 debut Guard Dog was written, recorded and self-produced in Duckart’s Portland home and independently released with little expectation as to how it would be received. The music soon found a passionate audience that were already sharing snippets of Duckart’s music via communities on TikTok, as well as co-signs from artists like Ethel Cain, Gracie Abrams and Robin Pecknold.

When the time came to commit the collection of ideas for his new record to tape, he set up shop in a converted horse barn outside of Seattle, keen to harness a greater sense of scale and space in the creation of the music, working this time with co-producer Trevor Spencer (Father John Misty, Beach House, Mary Lattimore) to expand his creative vision.

“I had really wonderfully connective and intimate experiences sharing my first couple of projects with live audiences. Those projects were very personal and vulnerable and revealing my life and specific experiences to an audience began to feel a bit dissonant and exposing,” he explains. “One of my favourite things about music is its ability to connect people. It has done so for me time and time again and it has been so special to see my own writing do that for people too. I just began to learn that for myself, there were specifics that I wanted to keep for myself.”

As a result, Duckart became interested in writing songs that read more like folklore. The songs became a vessel for digging deep and exploring his life and point of view, but in a way that spoke outwardly more symbolically than literally. “Something your subconscious understands before your conscious mind does. Visceral rather than literal. And that relationship to our deeper selves, our subconscious, our souls, is a major theme of the album for me. Most of these songs are about the different ways we all bump up against the human condition. Our spirit, the shadow self, our egos, trauma, love and fate. How we cope with our experiences and how we connect and take care of one another in an exceedingly dark and violent world. This record is still deeply personal to me. But it is an attempt to reveal my cards in a more coded, symbolic manner.”

MORI

New York-based and Buenos Aires-born, folk singer-songwriter Mori is known for lyric-driven storytelling and unflinching emotional honesty. Between language learning and an early-found love for music, writing bridged her cultural worlds and gave voice to apologies and explanations left unsaid. Inspired by the likes of Searows, Lizzy McAlpine, and Olivia Dean, she crafts intentional, lyrically-meaty music, which still manages to be easy on the ears via feeling-first production.