The Dirty Mothers Los Angeles, California
Keeping true to the summer of love and the dirty days of the 70's rock era, The Mothers are known for their deep love of Marijuana, psychedelic drugs, alter egos, and flamboyant attire. With a complete disconnection to the modern day world, The Mothers are your best bet for a savage, unadulterated Rock & Roll freak-out. ... more
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