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DH concert still fantastic, great but the security still unpleasant. Too much security security for nothing and very unpleasant. I liked the concert at Club Soda better last year. Closer to the band and better interaction.
Great show! No complaints, the energy of Dirty Honey and the crowd was amazing! They were entertaining, fun and full of surprises! Definitely a band worth seeing.
Wow Man! That band is set for a bright future. Good music, good stage presence and Neil Young's Hey Hey My My, Rock N' Roll will never die takes all it's meaning here. There is a new wave of artists prooving Rock N, Roll is here to stay and Dirty Honey is definitely one of them.
Truly an electric energy! They sound just as good live as they do on the record if not better. Truly an amazing show.
J’ai eu une superbe soirée, Dirty Honey était en feux, beaucoup d’énergie sur la scène et proches de leur fans. Meilleur show deux que j’ai vue!! Je n’ai jamais vu un band faire 5 chansons supplémentaires en rappel, la foule était en délire… Merci pour votre générosité! I had a great evening, Dirty Honey was on fire, a lot of energy on the stage and close to their fans. Best show two I've seen from them!!! I've never seen a band do 5 additional songs as a reminder, the crowd was delirious... Thank you for your generosity!
Who says that there aren't any good new bands? High energy, fun and awesome music, Dirty Honey know how to rock and party!
Nothing meets a Dirty Honey show at Benfield! Loved everything about it! The sound, service, the room, the bar, but most importantly the show!!! Dirty Honey is Rock'n'roll at its best!
I bought my ticket for Dirty Honey as soon as they were playing in Saskatoon at Louis’. There were parts that I like and parts not so much about this evening of music. I was surprised that there was a warmup act. They were Mac Saturn from Detroit. I hadn’t heard of them before. They had the rock star look down, but initially the singer’s attempt to get the crowd pumped up for the main act seemed a bit forced, awkward, and restrained. He seemed to loosen up himself and improve by the time they got to their last song, which had him writhing on the floor off stage singing amongst the audience. I was disappointed that they didn’t play more or get an encore. They played a 45 minute set. I didn’t hear anything that would make me run out and buy their recordings/or download. They have recordings on Spotify. They started exactly on time. I appreciate their efforts of flying the rock flag and with time and experience they may have something more appealing to offer. I’ll have to listen online. I thought as I listened that I could name several local bands that could blow them off the stage. Dirty Honey’s experience and showmanship was readily evident. There was a Dirty Honey Canadian tour guitar raffle before the show. I didn’t win. Ah, shucks! I would have had the raffle after the show and met up with people who bought merchandise. Both bands had the usual merchandise(t-shirts, collector buttons, stickers, CDs, signed vinyl, hoodie, etc.). I bought the Dirty Honey cd for $25. They played most of their songs on their cd plus an Aerosmith tune (Last Child) and a Prince song (Let’s Go Crazy). I thought the sound level was too loud for a small venue like Louis’ and washed out because of the flat surfaces and resultant reflection. I think the band has potential to be a more popular if they have good management and luck. I think the talent is there. The crowd enjoyed them, but COVID has affected the young audiences and they lack the experience of live performances. It took significant beer and other beverages to get them into their rocker mode. The beer “mugs” looked very small. I didn’t drink anything, so I don’t know if the price was reflected by the size. Sadly, there wasn’t more than 100 people there all night. Too bad for those who didn’t show or know about it. All said, I’m glad I went! It was midweek so I was home by 11:00. I had to work the next day. All the best to both bands.
