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Dirty heads is a reggae–punk fushion band out of Huntington Beach, California, US formed in 1996. The founding members, MC, Jared “Dirty J” Watson and vocalist/guitarist, Dustin “Duddy B” Bushell met at a party in high school.
Bushell was in a punk band and had recorded some hip-hop demo tapes and the two started collaborating, recording in Bushells garage. They created their blend of pop-punk, reggae and hip-hop that was to see them through their recording career under the name “Dirty Head”, which was apparently the name they earned from their family members in their garage days.
Before long they had formed a full band with other members, percussionist Jon Olazabal, drummer Matt Ochoa, and bassist David Foral. They were scheduled to release their first album, “Any Port in a Storm” with Warner Brothers but decided they’d stick it to the big record label and went with EMG.
The first single, “Lay Me Down”, featuring Rome Ramirez from Sublime with Rome, got them a Number 1 slot on the Billboard Alternative Song Chart for 2010.
The rest of the album was a symposium of big wigs including Beatles sessioner and R&B multi-instrumentalist, Billy Preston, Vandals drummer, Josh Freese and reggae singer Tippa Irie.
Dirty Heads began to tour regularly, supporting the likes of Unwritten Law, 311 and Matisyahu.
After a recording hiatus, they put out “Cabin by the Sea”, which also hosted a bunch of cameos including Kymani Marley on “Your Love”, a reappearance of Rome Ramirez on “Mongo Push”, Matisyahu on “Dance All Night”, and hip-hop veteran and cameo machine Del the Funky Homosapien on “Smoke Rings”.
Their studio album, “Sound of Change”, debuted at Number 1 on the Billboard Alternative Albums Chart, with the single “My Sweet Summer” drawing in a new electronic infusion to their rootsy reggae sound, resulting in a dolled-up dancehall number with a melancholic undercurrent, its chorus channeling some the jilted blues tracks of the 1960s, perhaps most recognizably Bill Withers’ “Ain’t No Sunshine”.
Mehr erfahrenThe Dirty Heads are quintessential band to listen to. Their music defines the ”laidback, at the beach, with the year round perfect weather” atmosphere of Southern California. Being a born and raised Southern Californian I was so excited when I found out they were part of the lineup at my university’s winter music festival, I knew that I needed to see them live. Despite my making a big deal and rushing my friends to get to campus to catch the Dirty Heads, I missed about half their set. BUT…they were so good that it is still one of the most memorable performances I have ever seen.
While we were waiting in line to get into the performance area we were able to catch the tail end of “Believe” because their stage was right by the entrance. By the time we reached the back of the crowd, they had started their rendition Rolling Stone’s “Paint it Black.” And while nothing compares to the original, putting their own unique brand of reggae-ska-punk sound made it one of the best I had ever heard.
They closed with “Lay Me Down” which even Duddy B had said, “we’re going to close with the obvious song that you all know best…” This definitely hyped up the crowd even without the actual presence of Rome (his vocal tracks were present however). Throughout the entirety of the song, the audience sang along to every word, and Duddy B’s vocal really could have been enough.
The concert was amazing! The venue was amazing! The guys from the band are amazing!!! I could not have been more pleasantly surprised with how great the show was. The venue was very small and intimate. The entire crowd was singing along with every song. There were people from all over the world, American's, French, British, Germans. A ton of people flew in just for the concert. The warmth and energy from the band could not have been better. It felt like an impromptu concert at someone's backyard barbecue rather than a real professional concert. It was a great night all the way around. I would definitely recommend seeing them. And their opening band Magnus Major was a HUGE serendipitous moment! They weren't even on the bill and they blew me away. They are also great guys, and definitely worth the money for the show, their cd's and t-shirts. I would see them again in a heartbeat!
The Cabooze outdoor venue is very spacious and inviting and was a great place for the Dirty Heads to play. Being a long-term fan of the Dirty Heads, seeing them finally play live was everything I hoped it would be. The energy they brought to the stage was phenomenal and their connection to their fans was amazing. Speaking of the fan base, this crowd ranged from 20s-70s and was by far the most diverse crowd I've seen at a concert before. There were a few downsides to the concert however. Three opener bands for the dirty heads seemed like a lot being the concert started at 5:30pm and went until around 10:00pm. The openers were fantastic themselves and I'm glad that I was introduced to some more great artists, but I would have liked to see the headliner, the Dirty Heads, have a little more stage time. Overall, it was a compete joy and very uplifting concert to attend. 7.8/10
Aaaahhhh, awesome to hear them live! Incredible voices! The songs ive been listening to for years! Um, about that, not, repeat not thrilled with the setlist! No Moon Tower, Cabin By The Sea, Red Lights, Celebrate???? The show was over before 11?? Having read the setlists, up to the Catalyst in Santa Cruz last week.....um, weird setlist! The Fox Theater is such a comfy place and they have a great staff! We upgraded to VIP, cause why not! Loved seeing them! Another experience off the music bucket list!!
The show was completely amazing. Dirty J and Duddy B made the show so entertaining and lively. They even played 5 new songs from their new album and it was awesome.. I think people were impressed how many lyrics I knew. I was in general admission and I still could see well and get into it like the band did. After this performance I plan on seeing them every year on all their upcoming tours. Completely amazed by them and so happy that I got to finally see them live!!
It was an awesome show as always. The venue was amazing, first time attending a concert at Highmark Stadium. Weather was great. One tiny complaint, and it's not really a complaint. I just wish there were less bands playing, 4 bands in one night is a lot and leaves such a tight time crunch. All the bands there were amazing and I wouldn't be able to choice which one had to go. IDK. Just a suggestion.
The Dirty Heads were so rad! I got there about two hours early to get a good spot, and it was worth it! I was in the very front row and their set was amazing. I love their vibe and sound, they were great! After the show we got posters and CDs signed by them, I even got pictures with them! They were all so nice and down to earth, these guys are definitely worth seeing live.
First time I've had the pleasure of seeing this nasty wicked band. I missed them in April because I was at Red Rocks watching Slightly Stoopid... I know. Shitty right? However, I told myself I wouldn't miss them again and Pepper is always on point. Great show. Nice venue, shit beer and security fucking blew nuts. But I'll continue to not miss Dirty Head shows!
Music was good, enjoyed the venue until they came on, then the money spent on front row seats was worthless, the bouncers quit keeping people from blocking the view. Would have loved to hear more of the Dirty Heads and less opening bands. Four hours of live music was good. Three of them being bands I don't care about, not good.
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