The lights dimmed, the crowd erupted and Palaye Royale took the stage, opening their energy filled set with “Nightmares”. Palaye instantly set the tone for the night, letting everyone get an idea of what was to come. I was impressed with the stage visuals and their overall stage presence, you could tell that they really knew their audience and how to get them amped up, making sure their shows were a night to remember. The lead singer, Remington Leith truly utilized every inch of the stage, and I mean every inch including the vip section upstairs. He made his way upstairs and ended up jumping off the ledge into the crowd! The entire band was great with making sure to take time and interact with the crowd, so much as to jumping on the barricade and getting into the crowd. Palaye Royale closed out the night with their hit song “Mr. Doctor Man” and I’ve never heard anything like it, they had every single person in the venue singing along but also fully mesmerized by Remington’s raw and truly insane vocals! His voice is something that’s hard to explain, all I know is it scratches an itch in my brain and makes you feel good anytime you hear it! I truly couldn’t find one person that wasn’t singing along throughout the night. Palaye Royale is making a name for themselves in the music industry not just with their artistry but with their performances and energy.

Overall, Palaye Royale put on one heck of a show to close out the North American leg of their “Death or Glory” tour in Anaheim at the House of Blues. Leaving fans sad that the night and tour was over. Safe to say that we all hope they hit the road for another tour in 2025!