Concert Review: Dirty Heads and Dear and the Headlights at Red
Bull Soundclash  Categories: Concert Review  Luke Holwerda The
Dirty Heads. See more shots in our Red Bull Soundclash slide
show. ​I've said it before: With very few exceptions (well, 
really one exception, The Aggrolites) white reggae is a pox upon
America. So, believe me, it's not that I wanted to go see The
Dirty Heads play last night's Red Bull Soundclash at Marquee
Theatre. But, since the other half of the show -- stages are set
up on opposite sides of the theater, the bands play a song or
so, sometimes covering each other, then the audience votes for a
favorite by applause-o-meter -- was Dear and the Headlights, aka
The Most Important Band in Arizona, I kinda-sorta had to go.  By
the end of the night, when I was watching a band with not one
but two guys from Huntington Beach who could stunt-double for
Jason Mewes in the next Jay and Silent Bob movie sing Bob
Marley's "Stir It Up," I had regrets about the whole thing.
Luke Holwerda Dear and