The Dirty Skirts
The Dirty Skirts formed in Wellington in 2007 with David Dallas on vocals and guitar, Deach on bass, Josh Mehrtens on guitar, and Jarrod Bell on drums. Their...
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The Dirty Skirts formed in Wellington in 2007 with David Dallas on vocals and guitar, Deach on bass, Josh Mehrtens on guitar, and Jarrod Bell on drums. Their debut album 'Wake Up' came out in 2009, featuring the single 'Can't Remember Your Name' which got some attention locally.
They played shows in Australia, Europe, and the United States over the next few years. In 2012, they had a dispute with a former manager that led to a break and some lineup changes.
Their songs sometimes stirred things up with lyrics that people found either inclusive or crude, depending on who you asked. They put out a few more albums after 'Wake Up,' but that first record and its singles like 'Is This It?' are what most listeners remember.
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