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Dirty Honey's New Track Lights Out: Raw Rock Fire

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Dirty Honey, the band that made history as the first unsigned act to top Billboards Mainstream Rock chart, is back with a vengeance. They recently performed their new track Lights Out live at the Monsters of Rock festival in Brazil, showcasing their raw rock energy. Marc LaBelle, the bands frontman, discussed their plans to evolve and experiment in the studio, aiming to push boundaries further. Their last album, Cant Find The Brakes, was a successful evolution, blending high-energy rockers with acoustic cuts. Theyve also released live albums and sold out tours, proving their independent grit and success. With new music on the horizon, Dirty Honey is set to continue their rock reign.

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Dirty Honey's New Track Lights Out: Raw Rock Fire

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Music News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Dirty Honey's New Track Lights Out: Raw Rock Fire. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 6, Dirty Honey just dropped jaws with a fan-filmed clip of their brand new track, Lights Out, performed live on April 4 at the Monsters, a rock festival in São Paulo, Brazil. This is fresh material straight from the stage at Aliens Parkay, showing the bands still got that raw rock fire burning strong. Mark Lebel talked about keeping things fresh, saying they got to evolve unlike AC DC, who nail one style perfectly. They're close to locking in a producer by week's end, and have studio time booked for late this month, aiming for unlimited experimentation to push, boundaries even further. Their last album can't find the breaks, served as a solid evolution step, mixing in an acoustic cut like coming home, some extended jams on Rebel Sun, and high-energy rockers bike won't take me alive. Fans loved it, and in February 2025, they dropped Mayhem in Revelry Live, a double vinyl from their World Tour. Back in 2019, Dirty Honey made history as the first unsigned band to hit number one on Billboard's mainstream rock chart with Winime.

Gone, they sewed out early US tours, opened for black crows, crushed Europe with guns and roses and kiss, and raked in $15,000 a night on. Merch alone. Before to April 2025, they ripped, when I'm gone, on Jimmy Kimmel Live, tying into its spot in a Minecraft movie with Jason Momoa. With new tunes brewing and that independent grit intact, Dirty Honey's rolling hard into whatever comes next. I'm Corey with The Story, that's your music news today update, AI powered and always on.

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