Rockers Palaye Royale Return to Prague with New Album Amsterdamage. Their Avant-Garde Party Takes Over Forum Karlín
American rock sensation Palaye Royale are returning to the Czech Republic. As part of the tour supporting their upcoming album Amsterdamage, they will perform at Prague's Forum Karlín on March 11, 2027. They are no strangers to Czech fans: alongside their successful headline shows organised by RFP Concerts, audiences may remember them from the Rock for People festival or their recent appearance at Yungblud's festival Bludfest. The band are already giving fans a taste of this new era with their fresh single Lost in Translation. Tickets go on sale on October 9 at 10:00 AM via the RFP Concerts website.
Palaye Royale stand out with their unique blend of Britpop, glam rock and art punk. It is hardly surprising, then, that they have amassed over a billion streams throughout their career and built a loyal following around the world. Since 2008, brothers Remington Leith (vocals), Sebastian Danzig (guitar) and Emerson Barrett (drums) have navigated the cutthroat Los Angeles rock scene, rising from playing in basements and living out of a car to headlining arenas. They have also toured alongside major names such as Yungblud, Rob Zombie and Korn.
Their latest album, Amsterdamage, due out on January 22, 2027, took shape amid a relentless touring schedule and reflects a difficult period in the band members' lives, following the loss of their mother to cancer. Drummer Emerson Barrett explains: "I don't think we'd still be together today if it weren't for this album. After losing our mom, this record became like a phoenix rising from the ashes for us. We each dealt with the grief in our own way, but ultimately, it brought us back together – especially as brothers. That creative bond is what kept us going."
The first taste of the upcoming record is the single Lost in Translation, which offers a nostalgic nod to British rock of the 2000s. "We felt pretty nostalgic while writing it. It took us back to the music we grew up on. We wanted to write an upbeat track that would let us really cut loose during a live show. But the lyrics are about how badly you want something to work out, whether it's a dream or a relationship, even when obstacles stand in your way and you're trying to push through them at all costs," says frontman Remington Leith, reflecting on the beginning of the band's new era.
