Dexter and The Moonrocks Bring “Western Space Grunge” to Higher Ground on November 12th

Catch Dexter and The Moonrocks Live at Higher Ground on November 12th! Experience the originators of “Western Space Grunge” as they bring their genre-blending sound—country western, rock, and grunge—to Vermont....

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Dexter and The Moonrocks Bring “Western Space Grunge” to Higher Ground on November 12th

Get ready, music fans—on November 12th, Higher Ground will host a genre-bending performance from Dexter and The Moonrocks, the Texas-based band defining the “Western Space Grunge” sound. With their electrifying fusion of country western, rock, and grunge, this Abilene-born group has captured the attention of fans and critics alike, gaining over 50 million streams and amassing nearly 700,000 followers on TikTok in just two years. Now, they’re bringing their gritty, spacey vibes to Vermont!

The Rise of Western Space Grunge The band’s signature sound, showcased in their new EP Western Space Grunge, reflects their roots in Abilene, Texas, blending country twang with the intensity of rock and the edge of grunge. Their breakout single, “Sad In Carolina,” has skyrocketed to the top 6 on alternative radio and is quickly becoming a fan favorite, boasting over 5.2 million on-demand streams.

Dexter and The Moonrocks’ music resonates with an undeniable authenticity, fueled by powerful guitar riffs, honest lyrics, and the creative exploration of genre boundaries. They’ve crafted a sound that’s both nostalgic and groundbreaking, channeling the rugged landscapes and boundless skies of Texas into their music. Whether you’re a rock aficionado, a grunge devotee, or a country fan, Western Space Grunge has something for everyone.

Catch Them Live and Up Close Don’t miss the chance to experience Dexter and The Moonrocks live at Higher Ground. Their live shows are renowned for their raw energy, blending spacey vibes with down-to-earth Texas grit that keeps fans on their feet. And if you’re interested in diving deeper, the band is open for interviews ahead of the show to talk about their journey, the creative process behind Western Space Grunge, and the inspiration for their unique sound.

For more information on Dexter and The Moonrocks, check out their official website and follow them on YouTube, Facebook, X, Instagram, and TikTok.

Mark your calendars for November 12th at Higher Ground! This is a live show you won’t want to miss—a powerful fusion of grunge, rock, and country that captures the heart of Western Space Grunge.

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