DIRTY HONEY & SCREAMER MAGAZINE Giveaway!

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For those of you who don’t know, Screamer Magazine was founded in Los Angeles, California in 1987. The publication’s concept was to cover the local L.A. music scene with the respect that they deserved. Giving unsigned bands a professional quality publication in which to be featured was our primary goal. And now 34 years later we are still out here showcasing musicians who are California Dreamin’, like the band Dirty Honey. After a string of chart hits and live triumphs, one of the most exciting new bands is keeping the momentum going with the April 23,2021 release of their self-titled debut full-length. But that is not the only exciting thing happening on April 23.

Dirty Honey and Screamer Magazine have partnered together to give back to the fans that keep the band and the publication alive! Which means, not only is one lucky fan going to take home some sweet surprises, but TEN lucky fans are eligible to win. What are they winning? We thought that you would never ask. The winners of the giveaway will receive an AUTOGRAPHED magazine cover from our latest issue #156. This issue features an exclusive interview with Marc LaBelle and John Notto and can be found here. The winner will also be receiving a copy of Dirty Honey’s debut full-length CD and major bragging rights! Find out how you can enter below.
 

HOW TO ENTER THE GIVEAWAY

The ten winners will be drawn on April 23, 2021 – the SAME day that their new album is being released!

ABOUT DIRTY HONEY
To say that 2019 was a breakout year for Dirty Honey would be an understatement.  Recorded in Byron Bay, Australia with producer (, ), the band released its self-titled debut EP in March 2019.  The band didn’t waste any time before making music history when it became the only unsigned artist ever to hit #1 on Billboard’s Mainstream Rock Chart with its debut track “When I’m Gone.”  The band’s second single, “Rollin 7s,”went into the Top 5 at Rock Radio (and was still headed up when COVID changed everything), and the music video has racked up more than 5.5-million YouTube plays. Between the Fall of 2018 and early 2020, Dirty Honey opened for , Guns N’ Roses, and ft. Myles Kennedy & The Conspirators, performed at more than a dozen major summer festivals, including Welcome to Rockville, Louder Than Life, Heavy MTL, Rocklahoma, Sonic Temple and Epicenter, and played to SRO crowds at every show on its first-ever headline tour in December, January and February 2020.   Additionally, Dirty Honey was named Canadian Rock Radio’s #1 International Breakout Artist of 2019, the band was nominated as Best New Rock/Alternative Artist for the 2020 iHeartRadio Music Awards, and Rolling Stone wrote about the band as an “Artist You Need To Know.”  On March 5, 2021, Dirty Honey unveiled  “’,” the lead single from its debut album that is set for release April 23, 2021.
 
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ABOUT SCREAMER MAGAZINE
Screamer Magazine was founded in Los Angeles, California in 1987 by David F. Castagno, Publisher/Editor.  The publication’s concept was to cover the local L.A. music scene with the respect they deserved.  Giving unsigned bands a professional quality publication in which to be featured was Castagno’s primary goal.   The magazine was met with instant praise and success and soon became “the” source for L.A.’s metal scene and it wasn’t long before the biggest bands in the genre were featured interviews.  In 1992 Screamer Magazine took the quantum leap from being a local Southern California publication to becoming a national magazine, further expanding its reach and influence.  However, with the explosion of grunge rock and metal sales beginning to wane, Screamer Magazine published its final print issue in March of 1994. With the rebirth of 80s metal popularity and digital technology, Screamer Magazine lives on for a whole new generation of fans.  
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