The leather-clad, tattoo-adorned band of brothers return for their sixth studio album, armed with lead single “Lost in Translation” and pristine guitar-playing. Following the loss of their mother and emotional rock, the brothers took time to grieve and now return as individuals, band mates, resilient and more deeply connected.
Recent intimate gigs across London prove the Las Vegas band still carry the same rigour (perhaps with fewer bottles of whiskey) and the same close knit bond with fans and new listeners alike.
Across a series of increasingly bold records, the band have laid out their grand rock & roll vision inspired by everyone from The Libertines to The Rolling Stones, by way of My Chemical Romance. Those first four records were driven by a desire to prove just how much the band could actually do, nailing everything from epic heartbreak to snarling vengeance. Palaye Royale return with a bold new studio album built for longtime fans and new listeners alike.
Palaye Royale return with a bold new studio album built for longtime fans and new listeners alike. Featuring 12 tracks produced by Chris Greatti (YUNGBLUD), “Amsterdamage” delivers a refined, festival-ready rock sound with strong retail appeal and a dynamic new chapter from one of modern rock’s most distinctive acts.
