DIRTY STREETS HIT THE ROAD FOR FALL TOUR IN SUPPORT OF THEIR RECENT ALBUM BLADES OF GRASS STREAMING HERE!

LISTEN TO THE MEMPHIS-BASED POWER TRIO’S BLADES OF GRASS IN ITS ENTIRETY BELOW

DIRTY STREETS’ FALL TOUR DATES

Oct 22 @ White Water Tavern – Little Rock, AR
Oct 24 @ Muddy Waters Bar – Dallas,TX
Oct 25 @ Hotel Vegas – Austin,TX
Oct 27 @ Tempe Tavern – Tempe, AZ
Oct 28 @ Soda Bar – San Diego, CA
Oct 30 @ The Satellite – Los Angeles, CA
Nov 1 @ Velveteen Rabbit – Las Vegas, NV
Nov 4 @ Lost Lake Lounge – Denver, CO
Nov 5 @ O Leavers – Omaha, NE
Nov 6 @ Foam – St. Louis, MO
Nov 7 @ PK’s – Carbondale, IL

Listen to the ‘Blades Of Grass’ album here –

HERE’S WHAT PEOPLE HAVE BEEN SAYING ABOUT DIRTY STREETS’ BLADES OF GRASS:

Dirty Streets separate themselves from the like-minded pack who want to sound like Humble Pie and Grand Funk Railroad with contagious enthusiasm, sharp songwriting, and some ass-whoopin’ riffs. – SHINDIG MAGAZINE
Remember back in the good ol’ days when you clicked on the radio and everything sounded amazing? Dirty Streets do.  – CLASSIC ROCK
This is some heavy music indeed… a good mixture of blues and groovy southern rock that you’ll want to blast out the windows of your car. – LOS ANGELES EXAMINER
A triumphant third LP. – THE MEMPHIS COMMERCIAL APPEAL 
Dirty Streets’ “Blades of Grass” is the perfect mix between blues, folk and psychedelia, with aspects of rock bubbling below the surface. – PERFORMER MAGAZINE
“Blades of Grass” is raw realism, yet it also throws off sparks of psychedelia without a hint of self-consciousness. – ROCK & RAP CONFIDENTIAL
A true rarity: a rock ‘n’ roll classic at birth. – JAMBANDS
21st’s Century working-man’s throwback tunes. – PERFORMER MAGAZINE
Vintage. Antique. Classic. And flat-out smokin’. – WINNIPEG SUN
It’s no easy feat to take something old and make it feel exciting, fresh and new all over again. This is a stunning album. – PARANOID HITSOPHRENIC
On “Blades of Grass” Dirty Streets have captured the classic ’60s and early-’70s feel of that era’s blues-rock trios, and they’ve done it with sharp, sturdy songs that have a distinct blue-collar, working-man feel to them.  – ALLMUSIC
The Dirty Streets branch out their third and so far best album, “Blades of Grass”, a polished collection recorded at Ardent Studios and released via Los Angeles indie label Alive Records. – MEMPHIS FLYER
Memphis-based Dirty Streets revive old-fashioned rock ‘n’ roll on their new album “Blades of Grass”. – MILWAUKEE JOURNAL-SENTINEL
Dirty Streets steep ‘60s blues rock, touches of soul, and more contemporary influences on “Blades of Grass”. – THE FIRE NOTE
If you like heavy blues rock, and some of the other Alive Naturalsound bands we’ve featured in the past (Radio Moscow, Lee Bains, John the Conqueror), then Dirty Streets’ “Blades of Grass” will please you. – WHEN YOU MOTOR AWAY
Zeppelin, Black Crowes, Humble Pie, Rolling Stones….it’s all here rolled into one complete tight sound and lit up for your approval. Dirty Streets’ “Blades of Grass” builds slowly and kicks you right in the face. Simple and powerful, elegant and raw. – THE RIPPLE EFFECT
One hell of an album from start to finish. – BLUES ROCK REVIEW
Some of The Bluff City’s finest power-trio blues rock. – ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE
Potent brew of wide-pastured sunny summer blues.  – THE OBELISK
Dirty Streets’ “Blades of Grass” is steeped in ‘60s blues-rock (Humble Pie, The Rolling Stones) and contemporary heirs  The Black Crowes and Alabama Shakes, while subsequent tracks find the band drawing inspiration from folk, heavy psych and soul music. – SUBCULTURE
For the old-school fan of classic rock who isn’t afraid to mix plenty of Humble Pie and Jeff Beck into their listening schedule, “Blades of Grass” by Dirty Streets should be an album on your immediate listening list when it hits shelves on July 9th. Expect big things from these guys in the coming months. – HEAR HEAR MUSIC
Dirty Streets dig up the well-loved sounds of late ‘60s, early ‘70s blues rock and perform it perfectly in 2013. – SUPAJAM
[4/5 stars] The Mississippi-via-Memphis trio Dirty Streets purvey a fine line in swaggering rock…. right out of the Fillmore East playbook circa 1974. – I-94 BAR

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Formed by Thomas Storz (bass, percussion), Justin Toland (vocals, guitar, percussion) and Andrew Denham (drums, percussion), and originally from Mississippi, the power trio Dirty Streets now calls Memphis home. That’s where they recorded their new album Blades Of Grass, at the legendary Ardent studio, under the guidance of sound engineer Adam Hill. The core trio also enlisted the talents of Lucero’s Rick Steff on keys for this effort. Blades Of Grass is an old school rock’n’roll record with nods to the sounds of Humble Pie, Jeff Beck Group and others. It’s heavy music bathed in blues, folk and psychedelia, with chops to spare and a working class point of view. The band already has two independent releases under their belt, including an album with renown Memphis producer Doug Easley, and has toured extensively in the Southeast, with a couple of East Coast runs, and an eight week U.S. tour with Radio Moscow.

Dirty Streets’ Blades of Grass is available now in all formats. Limited Edition Color Vinyl exclusive to Bomp-mailorder.

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