Rock band Dirty Honey, who have become a leading force in the new wave of modern rock, are making a significant return to the spotlight as their third studio album, "Catch My Butterfly", is released on January 15, 2027. With their energetic stage presence and unique sound combining classic and contemporary rock, the Los Angeles quartet has continued to strengthen their legacy since their international breakthrough in 2019.
The upcoming album is produced by the renowned John Feldmann, who has previously worked with the likes of Yungblud, blink-182, and Korn. Expectations for "Catch My Butterfly" are already high, reinforced by the advance singles "Lights Out" and the title track "Butterfly." These previews demonstrate Dirty Honey's evolving yet uncompromising approach to rock 'n' roll, where powerful riffs, groovy rhythms, and soulful vocals blend seamlessly.
Stockholm Concert: Mark February 10, 2027 in Your Calendar
Shortly after the album release, Dirty Honey will embark on their most ambitious European tour yet—30 concerts in 16 countries. On February 10, 2027, the tour will reach Debaser in Stockholm, marking a highly anticipated return for their Swedish fans. The band's reputation for delivering dynamic live performances—honed at festivals such as Download Festival, BST Hyde Park, Sweden Rock, Graspop, and Hellfest—promises a memorable concert evening.
Since their breakthrough with the single "When I’m Gone" in 2019, which became the first song by an unsigned artist to top the Billboard Mainstream Rock Songs chart, Dirty Honey has had a remarkable journey. Their two previous albums, "Dirty Honey" (2021) and "Can’t Find The Brakes" (2023), have cemented their position as one of the most exciting rock bands of today. The group has also shared the stage with rock giants such as Guns N’ Roses, KISS, The Who, and The Black Crowes, further establishing their standing in the genre.
Dirty Honey's appearance in Stockholm will be one of the most sought-after rock events in Sweden in early 2027, as the band presents new material and intense live performances. With "Catch My Butterfly" and a record-breaking European tour, the band is ready to take the next step and solidify their role as the rock band of the future.
- Event: Dirty Honey live in Stockholm
- Date: February 10, 2027
- Venue: Debaser