Ruins of Berlin

Live dates:

    On Tour with Exene Cervenka:
Feb. 07 - Maxine's, Hot Springs, AR
Feb. 08 - Conservatory, Oklahoma City, OK
Feb. 11 - Low Spirits, Albuquerque, NM
Feb. 12 - Sail Inn, Tempe, AZ
Feb. 13 - Beauty Bar, Las Vegas, NV


Mar. 05 - Double Door, Chicago, IL (w/ Rev. Horton Heat)
Mar. 13 - Pour House, Raleigh, NC

... check out the Tour page for more details

 

New video!

New video for the song "People, Places and Things" from the album "Ruins Of Berlin".

On tour with Exene Cervenka

Dex & Sara are on the road with legendary X frontwoman Exene Cervenka. Check out the Tour page for dates!

New 45 w/ Jack White released

Third Man Records is proud to present the latest 45 from the Dex Romweber Duo, "The Wind Did Move". On this one of a kind release the Duo open their fold to a third member in Jack White, who not only produced the 45 but joins the band on guitar and vocals on both songs. Now available at Third Man Records online store and a limited edition (100 copies) in tri-color are available at the Third Man Records store, 623 7th Avenue South, Nashville, TN.

An article and interview with Dex about this collaboration with his longtime White Stripes admirer can be found here.

Dex Romweber is an icon of the American music underground. The former frontman for the world famous psycho-surf-rockabilly-garage-punk combo Flat Duo Jets, released his first of nine albums in 1990 to rave reviews worldwide. He was showcased on MTV's The Cutting Edge and 120 Minutes, starred in the Flat Duo Jets videos "Wild Wild Lover" and "Radioactive Man", made a stunning performance on Late Night with David Letterman, and has shared the stage with dozens of other rock icons including Iggy Pop and the White Stripes. The Dex Romweber Duo also features Dex's celebrated sibling Sara Romweber (Mitch Easter, Lets Active, Snatches of Pink) on drums. Together the two have been performing electrifying concerts all over the US, including touring with Cat Power, Neko Case, Th' Legendary Shack Shakers, Southern Culture On The Skids and the Squirrel Nut Zippers.

 

 

 

"Dexter Romweber was and is a huge influence on my music. I owned all of his records as a teenager, and was thrilled at the fact that we were able to play together recently on tour. His attitude towards music is remarkable. And his songwriting, along with his love of classic American music from the south, be it rockabilly, country or R&B, is one of the best kept secrets of the rock n roll underground."

-- Jack White (White Stripes')

   
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