Dirty Honey Credit: Photo by Phil DeSimone

For a band that came around after the 2016 death of David Bowie, Dirty Honey is doing pretty damn well for itself. The L.A.-based blues rock quartet spent its first few years opening for the likes of Guns ‘N Roses and Mammoth WVH, and by choice, it’s not signed to a record label.

The band just hired old friend Jaydon Bean as its new drummer and is also days away from releasing its sophomore album Can’t Find The Brakes. Austin Meade—who was just announced as an opener for 98 Rockfest next spring—opens.

Tickets to see Dirty Honey and Austin Meade at Ybor City’s The Ritz on Sunday, Oct. 29.are still available and cost $24.50.