Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Marc LaBelle, Justin Smolian, John Notto and Jaydon Bean of Dirty Honey pose backstage at St Andrews Hall in Detroit. - Credit: ...

Dirty Honey has been a kind of Little Band That Could since emerging six years ago in Los Angeles. And what it’s achieved is not so little. The quartet came strong out of the box with a No. 1 ...

Dirty Honey is back in the studio. The "When I'm Gone" rockers have posted a photo on Instagram of guitarist John Notto alongside the caption, "Notto has zero fun in the studio." The post is also ...

There's a moment in the guitar solo to "Can't Find the Brakes," the title track off Dirty Honey's brand-new sophomore album, that epitomizes the young rockers' speed-of-sound rock 'n' roll fantasy.

On Oct. 18, Dirty Honey kick off their headlining tour in support of their upcoming record, Can't Find the Brakes. Much of the maturation of Dirty Honey's sound since their debut self-titled album is ...

One of the more anticipated tour pairings of 2022 has rising rock 'n' roll acts Dirty Honey and Mammoth WVH hitting the road together. It feels like a perfect fit, but both acts revealed it's not ...

Had circumstances worked out differently, Dirty Honey’s Marc LaBelle might be in the movie industry rather than fronting one of the world’s hottest rock bands. The singer moved from upstate New York ...

Dirty Honey released an ambitious video for their track “Another Last Time,” which appears on their self-titled debut album, which was launched last year. The rolling-shot promo follows multiple plot ...

INDIANAPOLIS — One of rock’s young bands, Dirty Honey, announces their biggest North American headline tour to date and is coming to Indianapolis, stopping at The Vogue in November. The band will make ...

Niskayuna-native Marc LaBelle has logged a dizzying number of miles over the last few years — most on a tour bus with his band Dirty Honey. But recently, he logged a few more on a bike tour through ...

It’s been nearly five years since Dirty Honey first played in the Detroit area — during March of 2019 at the Shelter — and the Los Angeles rock quartet has come a long way since then. It’s logged five ...