Brooklyn Vegan — by Bill Pearis Dee Dee from Dum Dum Girls and Brandon from Crocodiles are already partners in life, and run label Zoo Music together. It makes sense the two would collaborate musically, too, and now they are, as Haunted Hearts.... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Dum Dum Girls at SXSW 2014 (more by Steven Noreyko) You can browse our full NYC show calendar for all of tonight's shows, but here are some highlights... Dum Dum Girls, Blouse @ Bowery Ballroom Having released their poppy Too... more info

Nialler9 — Off the back off her new throwback noise rock band’s new Sub Pop album Only in Dreams, Dee Dee and the Dum Dum Girls along with San Diego rock band Crocodiles, a band who were the early lineup for the Dum Dum Girls, are hitting Dublin on Saturday ... more info

Mercury News, California — The group will performs in San Jose and San Francisco in April. more info

NME — Blondie frontwoman performs 1979 song 'Dreaming' with US band more info

Stereogum — One of the most appropriate surprise collaborations to hit SXSW this year went down Wednesday at the Spotify House. Debbie Harry herself joined Dum Dum Girls, whose Dee Dee Penny undoubtedly learned a few tricks from Harry about fronting a rock band,... more info

Stereogum — By now you’re probably pretty badly sunburnt, maybe a little hung over, and could definitely just use a day to relax, right? Sorry, but that’s not how SXSW works. The daytime best bets alone offer a week’s worth of worthy music, with sets by Fu... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Debbie Harry w/ Dum Dum Girl @ Spotify House (via Transmission) Blondie's Deborah Harry just surprised the audience of a Spotify SXSW event by showing up on stage to play "Dreaming" with Dum Dum Girls! Picture proof above. Blondie, who... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Bill Pearis stills from "Are You Okay" Dum Dum Girls just released the video for "Are You Okay?," the second single from their new album, Too True. This is a little more than just a video though, as it's... more info

Stereogum — Dum Dum Girls didn’t just make a music video for “Are You Okay,” a humid sigh of a song from their new album Too True. Instead, they got the famed American Psycho/Less Than Zero author Bret Easton Ellis to script them a creepy, inscrutable 11-m... more info