PALAYE ROYALE CHAOS AS HUGE CROWDS GATHER FOR SURPRISE SHOW
LONDON, FRIDAY 2ND OCTOBER 2026: Huge crowds greeted rock legends Palaye Royale as the news leaked that they would be appearing for a surprise show in central London.
On the day that brothers Remington Leith, Sebastian Danzig and Emerson Barrett announced sixth album Amsterdamage and a world tour of the same name, the band played a surprise set outside Kings Cross station, including new single 'Lost In Translation', which is out today.
Hoards of fans were waiting outside the offices of Virgin Music, the UK distributor for the album for Sumerian Records after word got out that the band were inside. The crowd followed the band en masse down to the station, the brothers taking selfies and signing records as they went.
Remington said: "Our fans are incredible - they give so much to us. We wouldn't be here without them. Some of them travelled so far to be with us today. It's very special. We can't wait to be back in April for our Wembley Arena show."
The short acoustic set included 'Death or Glory', 'No Love In LA', 'Lost In Translation' and 'Mr. Doctor Man'.