
Dirty Honey
American rock band Dirty Honey performs at Pumpehuset in Copenhagen.
Dirty Honey are an American hard rock band from Los Angeles, formed in 2017. Drawing on classic rock and blues-rock in the vein of Led Zeppelin and The Black Crowes, their 2019 debut single "When I'm Gone" made them the first unsigned act ever to top Billboard's Mainstream Rock Songs chart. The current lineup is Marc LaBelle (vocals), John Notto (guitar), Justin Smolian (bass) and Jaydon Bean (drums).
Dirty Honey announced their third studio album, Catch My Butterfly, with a release date of January 15, 2027 via Dirt Records, produced by John Feldmann (Blink-182, Korn). The first two singles, "Lights Out" and "Butterfly", are out now.
The band announced a Europe and UK tour in January-March 2027 under the name "Lights Out EU/UK Tour '27" with 30 shows in 16 countries - their largest European headliner tour to date.
Dirty Honey released the double live album Mayhem and Revelry Live on February 21, 2025 - recorded live on the 2023-24 world tour - as well as a four-part video documentary.
The band completed the "Can't Find the Brakes" World Tour after selling out all three European tours and performing their first Australian headliner concerts.
Dirty Honey released their second studio album Can't Find the Brakes on November 3, 2023, produced by Nick DiDia and recorded in Byron Bay, Australia.