Dirty Nasty and Mickey Avalon bring their Married to the Game tour to Ocean Deck Restaurant and Beach Club
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Published by Sareth Ney on Jan. 15, 2016 at 3:59 p.m.
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Dirt Nasty Photo credit: Sareth Ney
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Mickey Avalon Photo credit: Sareth Ney
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DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. – Dirt Nasty and Mickey Avalon brought their “Married to the Game” tour to to the Ocean Deck Restaurant and Beach Club, on Jan. 14. They were the co-headliners, N2FW was the opening act and GRS was the direct support. Of the co-headliners—Dirty Nasty performed first, Mickey Avalon followed second and they performed together for the encore. Jimmy South was the DJ, for all four acts on the bill.
After appearing on stage, Dirt Nasty interacted with the audience. After saying he knew someone in attendance had to be celebrating their birthday, cheers from various parts of the venue were heard. After being offered a drink—one woman crowd surfed and danced with him on stage. Drinks were offered to him, from every direction of the stage. He declined most of their offers because he stated he only drinks whiskey. He continued with “Cracker Ass Fantastic”. He would end his set with “1980”.
“So L.A”, “Animal Lover”, “Baby Dick”, TJR’s “Polluted (TAITO Remix)”, “Pu**y Too Hot” and “I Can’t Dance” were also a part of Dirt Nasty’s set.
Jimmy South played a portion of the Spanish version of Toni Basil’s “Hey Mickey” and Avalon appeared on the stage. He continued his performance with “Mr. Right”. As he walked near the front of the stage, women tugged on his shirt. He mentioned Dirt Nasty would accompany him for the encore, after his recital. One audience member attempted to reach for a microphone near the front of the stage, Jimmy South noticed him and the spectator was soon escorted out of the venue.
“Mickey’s Girl”, “Drugs”, “So Rich, So Pretty”, “Friends and Lovers”, “Mr. Brownstone”, “I’m Hot” and “On The…” were also part of Mickey Avalon’s set.
Prior to “What Do You Say”, Dirt Nasty made his way onto the stage and returned with a new wardrobe. He spoke of squashing the feud between him and Avalon. He stated the reasoning behind it was because they wanted to offer their fans new music. To celebrate the occasion, he offered their new collaborative effort to them for free. After singing a few tracks from their new record, they ended with “My Dick”. After the performance ended, they took time to hug and take photos with the spectators.
“Top Down”, “Netflix & Chill”, “Meet Me in the Bathroom” and “Jane Fonda” were also part of Dirt Nasty and Mickey Avalon’s encore.
After appearing on stage, Dirt Nasty interacted with the audience. After saying he knew someone in attendance had to be celebrating their birthday, cheers from various parts of the venue were heard. After being offered a drink—one woman crowd surfed and danced with him on stage. Drinks were offered to him, from every direction of the stage. He declined most of their offers because he stated he only drinks whiskey. He continued with “Cracker Ass Fantastic”. He would end his set with “1980”.
“So L.A”, “Animal Lover”, “Baby Dick”, TJR’s “Polluted (TAITO Remix)”, “Pu**y Too Hot” and “I Can’t Dance” were also a part of Dirt Nasty’s set.
Jimmy South played a portion of the Spanish version of Toni Basil’s “Hey Mickey” and Avalon appeared on the stage. He continued his performance with “Mr. Right”. As he walked near the front of the stage, women tugged on his shirt. He mentioned Dirt Nasty would accompany him for the encore, after his recital. One audience member attempted to reach for a microphone near the front of the stage, Jimmy South noticed him and the spectator was soon escorted out of the venue.
“Mickey’s Girl”, “Drugs”, “So Rich, So Pretty”, “Friends and Lovers”, “Mr. Brownstone”, “I’m Hot” and “On The…” were also part of Mickey Avalon’s set.
Prior to “What Do You Say”, Dirt Nasty made his way onto the stage and returned with a new wardrobe. He spoke of squashing the feud between him and Avalon. He stated the reasoning behind it was because they wanted to offer their fans new music. To celebrate the occasion, he offered their new collaborative effort to them for free. After singing a few tracks from their new record, they ended with “My Dick”. After the performance ended, they took time to hug and take photos with the spectators.
“Top Down”, “Netflix & Chill”, “Meet Me in the Bathroom” and “Jane Fonda” were also part of Dirt Nasty and Mickey Avalon’s encore.
"Married to the Game" tour dates:
Jan. 15 - Jack Rabbits, Jacksonville, Fla.
Jan. 16 - The Masquerade, Atlanta
Jan. 17 - Mercury Ballroom, Louisville, Ky.
Jan. 19 - Neighborhood Theatre, Charlotte, N.C.
Jan. 20 - Greene Street Club, Greensboro, N.C.
Jan. 21 - Baltimore Sound Stage, Baltimore
Jan. 22 - Lance & Debbies Wonder Bar, Asbury Park, N.J.
Jan. 23 - Knitting Factory, Brooklyn, N.Y.
Jan. 24 -The Middle East Downstairs, Cambridge, Mass.
Feb. 02 - Wild Buffalo House of Music, Bellingham, Wash.
Feb. 03 - The Crocodile, Seattle
Feb. 04 - The Pin, Spokane, Wash.
Feb. 05 - Domino Rom, Bend, Ore.
Feb. 06 - JazzBones, Tacoma, Wash.
Feb. 09 - WOW Hall, Eugene, Ore.
Feb. 10 - DNA Lounge, San Francisco
Feb. 11 - The Ranch, San Miguel, Calif.
Feb. 12 - Ace of Spades, Sacramento, Calif.
Feb. 13 - The Roxy Theatre, West Hollywood, Calif.
Feb. 22 - Bogart’s Cincinnati, Cincinnati
Feb. 23 - St. Andrew’s Hall, Detroit
Feb. 24 - The Vogue Theater, Indianapolis
Feb. 25 - The Rave/Eagles Club, Milwaukee
Feb. 26 - Bottom Lounge, Chicago
Feb. 27 - Pop’s Concert Venue, Sauget, Ill.
Feb. 28 - The Riot Room, Kansas City, Mo.
March 03 - Scout Bar, Houston
March 04 - Scoot Inn, Austin, Texas
March 05 - The Falls, San Antonio
March 06 - Trees, Dallas
Jan. 15 - Jack Rabbits, Jacksonville, Fla.
Jan. 16 - The Masquerade, Atlanta
Jan. 17 - Mercury Ballroom, Louisville, Ky.
Jan. 19 - Neighborhood Theatre, Charlotte, N.C.
Jan. 20 - Greene Street Club, Greensboro, N.C.
Jan. 21 - Baltimore Sound Stage, Baltimore
Jan. 22 - Lance & Debbies Wonder Bar, Asbury Park, N.J.
Jan. 23 - Knitting Factory, Brooklyn, N.Y.
Jan. 24 -The Middle East Downstairs, Cambridge, Mass.
Feb. 02 - Wild Buffalo House of Music, Bellingham, Wash.
Feb. 03 - The Crocodile, Seattle
Feb. 04 - The Pin, Spokane, Wash.
Feb. 05 - Domino Rom, Bend, Ore.
Feb. 06 - JazzBones, Tacoma, Wash.
Feb. 09 - WOW Hall, Eugene, Ore.
Feb. 10 - DNA Lounge, San Francisco
Feb. 11 - The Ranch, San Miguel, Calif.
Feb. 12 - Ace of Spades, Sacramento, Calif.
Feb. 13 - The Roxy Theatre, West Hollywood, Calif.
Feb. 22 - Bogart’s Cincinnati, Cincinnati
Feb. 23 - St. Andrew’s Hall, Detroit
Feb. 24 - The Vogue Theater, Indianapolis
Feb. 25 - The Rave/Eagles Club, Milwaukee
Feb. 26 - Bottom Lounge, Chicago
Feb. 27 - Pop’s Concert Venue, Sauget, Ill.
Feb. 28 - The Riot Room, Kansas City, Mo.
March 03 - Scout Bar, Houston
March 04 - Scoot Inn, Austin, Texas
March 05 - The Falls, San Antonio
March 06 - Trees, Dallas
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Sareth Ney is the entertainment journalist for A Quarter and Dream Pictures. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Mass Communications and Center for New Media from Colorado State University-Pueblo. He is a former apprentice to master of horror, Clive Barker. He is known as the journalist/superhero, Wu-Man Chu, after meeting some members of Wu-Tang Clan. He is an award-winning short filmmaker; his goal is to write 150 articles in select time zones, inducts artists into his hall of fame, founder and co-host of Pueblo's Independent Multimedia Podcast and is the festival director at Sareth-Fest Music and Comedy Festival.
