Dirty Honey have released a live rooftop video for “Lights Out” and announced a European and UK headline tour for early 2027. Scott Fleishman directed the performance in downtown Los Angeles, where the band says it played and recorded the song in a single take. The video arrives ahead of 30 shows across 16 countries.
“Lights Out” opens Catch My Butterfly, the band’s third studio album, due January 15, 2027. John Feldmann produced the record, which follows 2023’s Can’t Find the Brakes. The band introduced it on September 18 with two songs, “Lights Out” and “Butterfly,” offering different approaches to the forthcoming album’s material. The 14 tracks feature vocalist Marc LaBelle, guitarist John Notto and bassist Justin Smolian.
For Notto, “Lights Out” came together with a guitar part he was already happy with at an early stage. “It’s one of those rare times when I got the solo right on the demo!” he said in the album announcement. He described the single as one part of a broader record.
“Butterfly” addresses a different subject. LaBelle said he drew on addiction within his family, writing from the perspective of someone worried about an addicted child or relative. The song considers the uncertainty of not knowing whether that person is safe, with acoustic guitar and strings accompanying that account. Album preorders are available.
The Lights Out tour is scheduled to begin January 31 at Kavka Oudaan in Antwerp, Belgium, and finish March 15 at La Maroquinerie in Paris, France. Its March dates include London, Bristol, Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds, Glasgow and Belfast before a Dublin show and the closing Paris date. The run follows the album’s planned release by just over two weeks.
Artist presale begins Wednesday, September 23, 2026, using code BUTTERFLY. General ticket sales begin Friday, September 25. Ticket information is available through Dirty Honey’s official website.
Lights Out European and UK Tour 2027
- January 31 — Antwerp, Belgium — Kavka Oudaan
- February 1 — Breda, Netherlands — Mezz
- February 2 — Arnhem, Netherlands — Luxor Live
- February 4 — Bochum, Germany — Rockpalast
- February 5 — Amsterdam, Netherlands — Melkweg OZ
- February 6 — Hamburg, Germany — Uebel & Gefährlich
- February 8 — Copenhagen, Denmark — Pumphuset
- February 9 — Oslo, Norway — Røverstaden
- February 10 — Stockholm, Sweden — Debaser
- February 12 — Berlin, Germany — Lido
- February 13 — Warsaw, Poland — Hybrydy
- February 14 — Prague, Czech Republic — Futurum Music Bar
- February 16 — Munich, Germany — Technikum
- February 17 — Budapest, Hungary — Akvárium Klub
- February 19 — Vienna, Austria — Flex
- February 20 — Padova, Italy — Padova Hall
- February 21 — Rome, Italy — Largo Venue
- February 23 — Milan, Italy — Alcatraz
- February 24 — Zurich, Switzerland — Dynamo
- February 26 — Madrid, Spain — Mon
- February 27 — Pamplona, Spain — Zentral
- March 3 — London, UK — Electric Ballroom
- March 4 — Bristol, UK — O2 Academy
- March 5 — Birmingham, UK — O2 Academy 2
- March 7 — Manchester, UK — Academy 2
- March 8 — Leeds, UK — Stylus
- March 9 — Glasgow, UK — The Garage
- March 11 — Belfast, UK — Limelight 2
- March 12 — Dublin, Ireland — Whelan’s
- March 15 — Paris, France — La Maroquinerie
