Steve Drizos and Charley Orlando the duo known as Dexter Grove have confirmed that after nearly 2000 gigs they have decided to move on. The pair announced that ‘it is necessary for the well being of body and spirit to pursue different avenues, to say goodbye to the road lifestyle, and enjoy some of the things in life we have put aside in order to keep the train rollin’.’ Dates are scheduled into September with the full details and more from group at Dextergrove.com.
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