Palaye Royale's Rise to Fame

In this blog, I hope to achieve giving a brief history of the band Palaye Royale, and how they are climbing towards their way to fame. I also would like to give an insight on who plays in the band, and show how other up-and-coming bands can reach their goals on touring and becoming successful like Palaye Royale.

Band members of Palaye Royale from left to right (Remington Leith, Sebastian Danzig, and Emerson Barrett)

"We are signing to a record label that allows us to keep the pure intention of our art alive - choosing our vision over the industry." - Palaye Royale

Where It All Started

Palaye Royale has created such an impact within the Rock-n-Roll world recently. The band has just recently been signed on to Sumerian Records, were you can see fellow popular Rock bands such as Borgore, Asking Alexandria, and many others. Before they signed onto the label, band members Remington Leith (Vocals), Sebastian Danzig (Guitar), and Emerson Barrett (Drums), first started out in a band called Kropp Circle at the ages of 14, 16, and 18 as an unsigned band. Their manager Stephanie Rachel brought the band up from Las Vegas. Touring around gaining a following, the band re-branded themselves and became what is known today as Palaye Royale.

Palaye Royale Gets Higher

Before Palaye Royale was signed, they went on tour from the High School Nation Tour, Light In the Cave Tour, and various other venues around California and Las Vegas. Since they have been signed onto Sumerian Records, Palaye Royale has had the opportunity to tour around the U.S. in the famous Vans Warped Tour. Their first album, Boom Boom Room was released June 24, 2016. This helped the band while on tour, because this skyrocketed their fanbase, and it released just in time for their tour dates on Vans Warped tour.

Remington Leith of Palaye Royale performing during Vans Warped Tour

Want To Be Like Palaye Royale?

In conclusion, Palaye Royale has worked tirelessly with unmeasurably amounts of passion and dedication to their art form. With up-and-coming bands that would like to be the "next big thing", here's a few tips that I've noticed that could help: