Mammoth WVH & Dirty Honey at The Wiltern

Both the bands come to this tour with their own challenges put behind. Van Halen recently lost his father, the great guitarist Eddie Van Halen in October 2021. Van Halen, however stated that being on stage helped him reconnect with his late father in a way. Dirty Honey did put up some headlining shows and a collaboration with rock band Black Crowes. Being the Black Crowes first event in eight years, they rather found them out of sorts. However, this will be a great collaboration between WVH and Dirty Honey, one that is well deserved by rock fans.
The co-headlining Young Guns Tour of Mammoth WVH and Dirty Honey is scheduled to kick off on 21st January and conclude around 5th March. They will also have one stop in Toronto. Previously, the two outfits played a co-headlining show in South Carolina and at a music festival in Philadelphia. Labelle from Dirty Honey expressed his excitement playing with Mammoth’s Wolf Van Halen and thinks he is super talented. With both outfits having great respect for each other, it will be a great show. Make sure you buy your tickets nice and early before they sell out!