Rocking Charles Town Races with Dirty Honey and The Band Feel on October 12 2024
- Shannon Flack
- Oct 16, 2024
- 2 min read
Updated: Apr 29
by Shannon Flack October 16, 2024
If you were at the Charles Town Races on October 12, 2024, you likely experienced a thrilling blend of classic casino vibes and live rock music. It was a night to remember, especially with Dirty Honey headlining alongside rising stars, The Band Feel. The racecourse became a vibrant playground where adrenaline, music, and unforgettable moments came together.

Dirty Honey Takes the Stage
Dirty Honey has been making a significant impact in the rock scene, captivating audiences with their blend of modern and classic rock. When they took the stage, the excitement was palpable. The crowd erupted into cheers as singer Marc LaBelle's voice carried above that of the other band mambers: John Notto (guitar), Justin Smolian (bass), and Jays=don Bean (drums), and I could sense the uncontainable thrill. They kicked off the show with fan favorites that highlighted their distinctive sound.
The band’s performance was intense and captivating. With powerful guitar riffs and Marc LaBelle’s dynamic vocals, Dirty Honey generated an energy that spread like wildfire across the audience.
Dirty Honey not only played their music, and a masterful country-esque cover of Honkey Tonk Women, but also engaged with fans, sharing personal stories and expressing gratitude for such a memorable event. The connection they established was heartfelt, making it feel like we were all part of something special.
Support from The Band Feel
Opening for Dirty Honey was The Band Feel, a talented group that brought fresh energy to the night. Their set was a perfect way to warm up the crowd, featuring a distinctive sound which I can only describe as this genertion's take on classic rock. Audiences appreciated their performance so much that I overheard several attendees discussing their favorite songs as they left the venue.

This rising band's dynamic performance had the crowd buzzing with excitement. The synergy they created with the audience set a fantastic tone for Dirty Honey’s headlining act. The performances were punctuated with spirited guitar solos and infectious rhythms that made it clear we were witnessing the birth of a new favorite in rock.
The fusion of live music and racing at Charles Town Races is an experience that successfully combines two forms of entertainment. Being a part of this concert was not just about enjoying the shows; it was about connecting with fellow fans and celebrating the spirit of rock and roll.
As I think back to that lively night, I encourage everyone who loves music to seek out similar experiences. The power of music has a way of breaking down barriers, creating moments that resonate deeply. Whether you’re a fan of Dirty Honey, The Band Feel, or simply enjoy an energetic night out, be sure not to miss the excitement of live rock music.

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