The Dynamite Daze deliver uncompromising garage and kraut blues with quirky lyrics, striking harp and pure energy - live under high voltage.

The driving force behind the German blues rock quartet The Dynamite Daze to this day is an extremely charismatic frontman with visionary quirkiness: Diddy Theuderich Metzger aka Dirty Didi. As a teller of bizarre stories, with his unmistakable blues harmonica and unconventional vocals to match, he shapes the band's sound in a distinctive, instantly recognizable way - infectious, independent and uncompromising.

The Dynamite Daze was founded in 2010 by four musicians from the three-piece incarnation of The Fantastic Boogaloo Kings. In addition to Dirty Didi (vocals, harp), drummer Rolf Schaude (e.g. Guru Guru, Bernies Autobahnband), bassist Martin Hofpower (Hannes Bauer's Orchester Gnadenlos) and guitarist Martin "Professor Psych." Czemmel (Luther Allison, Maisha Grant, among others) join the line-up. Together they play music that can best be described as hot garage or kraut blues with crass, idiosyncratic lyrics.

Dirty Didi was the harp player for US blues legend Louisiana Red, who died in 2012, for over 20 years. From 2010, The Dynamite Daze even acted as his permanent backing band. After his death, the four experienced musicians developed a completely independent style based on the inexhaustible blues repertoire and its border areas - exclusively with their own compositions.

In the particularly creative phase from 2010 to 2013, they created over 40 new blues hits. The debut album Greatest Hits (2010) was released - as were the following albums Scarecrows On Rampage (2011), Tango With The Devil (2013) and Phone Call From The Dive (2016) - on the renowned Stormy Monday Records label.

The four were determined to bring their extensive material to the stage live - and so The Dynamite Daze toured dozens of concerts throughout continental Europe in the first few years. They are currently on the road again with a new program and are taking the audience with them on their "Feast of the Simbi".

One of the most extraordinary German blues bands: four first-class experts who effortlessly set every stage under high voltage.


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