Driving Dead Girl

Driving Dead Girl, a Belgian rock band from Brussels, was formed in 2003 by Dimitri Rondeau and Ronald Dondez. The group gained early visibility after being selected for the Dour Festival in 2004, which led to several support slots alongside acts such as The Rakes and Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, helping establish their presence on the European rock circuit. In 2006, they released their debut album 50,000 Dead Girls Can't Be Wrong, following a series of early demos. Their second album, Don’t Give A Damn About Bad Reputation, was released in 2010 via PIAS Benelux and was supported by extensive touring and festival appearances, including returns to Dour and other major Belgian events. The band later shifted direction with I Think The Drums Are Good (2013), before evolving further on Rupture (2021), a self-produced release.