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Los Angeles band Dirty Honey talk about adapting Sunset Strip era rock for the modern age on their album 'Can't Find the Brakes.'

L.A. quartet Dirty Honey are set up for a big 2024 thanks to the success of their second album, Cant Find The Brakes. I spoke with them about the album and more

Dirty Honey spent part of this past summer out on the road as the opening act for one of the biggest hard rock bands on the planet.

Guitar World staff and readers name the finest riffs of the year – a list that unites the worlds of metal, rock, indie and more…

Chris Robinson of The Black Crowes popped up at a Dirty Honey show in Los Angeles this week and took control of the vocals for the AC/DC classic ‘Rock and Roll Damnation’.

On Nov. 20, Los Angeles-bred American rock band Dirty Honey performed at the Belasco Theatre in Los Angeles. The ensemble–comprised of singer Marc

The Los Angeles-bred rock band has opened for Guns N’ Roses and the Black Crowes.

Coming out Friday, November 3rd is "Can't Find the Breaks," the second full-length album and third release overall by California rockers Dirty Honey. The quartet recorded the following up 2021's self-titled effort in Australia with Nick DiDia, who's been producing the band since its first hits ("When I'm Gone," "Rolling 7's") in 2019. The 11-track set "widens our lane" according to guitarist John Notto, who tells us there was a mis...

DIRTY HONEY NOV 4TH | HARRISBURG MIDTOWN ARTS CENTER Dirty Honey is an American rock band from Los Angeles, formed in 2017. It consists of singer Marc Labelle, guitarist John Notto, bassist Justin Smolian, and drummer Corey Coverstone. Their self-titled extended play was self-released in March 2019.

The classic-rocker checks in to give us an album update, tells us what its like to support Guns N Roses, and reveals the secret behind his praise-worthy live sound