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Dirty Heads Bring the Heat to Red Rocks on July 9
The Interrupters, Dreamers, and Bikini Trill to Open The Dirty Heads will headline a performance at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on Tuesday, July 9 in Morrison, Colorado. The band is set to release their next album Super Moon Friday, August 9. A mix of Southern California music will be on display with the Dirty Heads based from Huntington Beach and The Interrupters, Dreamers, and Binki Trill being from Los Angeles. The Dirty Heads have a new song that is titled 'Lift Me Up' and is scheduled to be released on July 5. In addition to this track they have also recently
Mudslides, Flash Flooding and Harsh Weather in Southern California Destroys Houses and Kills 17 People
More Than a Dozen People Are Still Missing The devastation in Southern California following a recent surge in flash flooding and mudslides has taken 17 lives, and destroyed over 100 houses. Montecito, California is the area that has been hit the hardest by the recent storms. Residents are still trying to piece together their lives, while over a dozen people are still missing. The heartbreaking stories of those that have lost loved ones is overwhelmingly painful. The men and women working to save residents in Montecito are true heroes. Currently the Coast Guard and National Guard are working to find
California Wildfires Continue to Cause Havoc Across the West Coast
The Thomas, Rye, and Creek Fire Spread Across Southern California The local fire department in the Los Angles area has predicted that the recent California wildfires will be primarily contained by Friday, but the New York Times is reporting that the fires have continued to spread throughout Thursday. Dry conditions in combination with strong winds across the West Coast have created a powder keg of problems. The New York Times has also reported that the wildfires have caused 'burning more than 100,000 acres and forcing nearly 200,000 people to evacuate.' These wildfires have taken dozens of lives during the past