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Dirty Honey with special guest, Feel. General admission floor with reserved cabaret and high top table seating. There will be a $2 minor fee at the door for patrons under 21 years of age. Doors 7pm / Show 8pm
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Kevin
May 15th 2024
I just started listening to Dirty Honey a few months ago. I had heard of them and heard a few songs awhile back and thought it was ok. Then a few months ago I saw they were coming to the Roxian so I revisited their music. This band is really good. I’m so glad I gave them a second chance. I love their style and sound. And I’m super glad that I bought tickets and went to this show. I can’t believe this show didn’t sell out. I’m sure the next time they come around they will bring in a bigger crowd. They definitely deserve it. Great stage presence and they sounded phenomenal. Marc’s vocals are freaking incredible and John Notto can just flat out shred. An amazing guitarist with an equally talented bassist in Justin and drummer Jaydon. These four are a great live act and their music is just as amazing. If you have the chance to see Dirty Honey don’t pass it up. You won’t regret buying the tickets.
McKees Rocks, PA@Roxian Theatre
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Dirty Honey Biography
After spending the past two years conquering the U.K. and Europe with three sold-out tours, Dirty Honey returned to Byron Bay, Australia, in April ’23 to record their sophomore album, Can’t Find The Brakes, with producer Nick DiDia (Rage Against The Machine, Bruce Springsteen, Pearl Jam, Stone Temple Pilots). The album’s first single, “Won’t Take Me Alive,” is a literal, take-no-prisoners-balls-out rocker available everywhere. Dirty Honey will launch the first leg of their 2023-24 world tour in the U.S. in September, supporting Guns N’ Roses and then roll into headline dates in October/November/December.
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