Dirty Honey Debut 'Lights Out' Visual and Announce 2027 European Tour

DIRTY HONEY have premiered the official music video for "Lights Out", a Scott Fleishman-directed visual capturing the band performing live on a rooftop in downtown L.A. This serves as one of the two lead singles from their third full-length studio effort, "Catch My Butterfly", which is set to arrive on January 15, 2027.

To support the release, the band has confirmed a massive 30-date European headlining tour spanning January, February, and March 2027. The tour will take the group into 16 countries, hitting some of their largest European venues to date, including stops in cities like Berlin, London, and Paris. Pre-sale for the "Lights Out" tour begins on Wednesday, September 23, using the code "BUTTERFLY", with general tickets going on sale on Friday, September 25.

We invaded a rooftop in downtown L.A., cranked the amps, and performed and recorded the song live in a single take.

Produced by John Feldmann, the upcoming album "Catch My Butterfly" is touted as a major evolution for the trio. "I'm very proud of our perseverance. Any band has to really survive to make a third record," said vocalist Marc LaBelle. Bassist Justin Smolian echoed this sentiment, stating that the new material proves the group are "no one-trick pony" while maintaining the grit and energy that defined their rise.

"Lights Out" itself functions as a dramatic opener for the record. The track features a mix of delay-drenched staccato and toe-tapping bass, eventually spiralling into "corkscrew riffing" and a scorching guitar solo from John Notto. The band explained that the live recording was so loud it could likely be heard all the way from the Venice Boardwalk.