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PALAYE ROYALE

PALAYE ROYALE

Live music

Tuesday 6 April · 21:00

Lisboa ao Vivo Campo Pequeno · Lisbon

American rock trio PALAYE ROYALE — Remington Leith, Sebastian Danzig and Emerson Barrett — return to Lisbon on 6 April 2027 for their fourth Portuguese concert at LAV Lisboa ao Vivo, presenting their sixth studio album Amsterdamage, out 22 January 2027 via Sumerian Records. Doors open at 20:00 and the show starts at 21:00, with tickets on sale from 9 October.

06 April 2027, LAV Lisboa ao Vivo (Lisbon). Part 1: TBC. Doors Open: 8:00 PM. Show Start: 9:00 PMThe highly acclaimed PALAYE ROYALE return to Lisbon in April 2027 with a new album in tow. After closing out the extensive campaign for “Death Or Glory”, PALAYE ROYALE return to Lisbon next year to present “Amsterdamage”, their sixth studio album, which arrives in stores in January.PALAYE ROYALE will return to Portugal for what will be their fourth concert in our country. The American trio performs in Sala 1 of LAV, Lisboa Ao Vivo, on 6 April 2027, after having played at Cineteatro Capitólio, at the CA Vilar de Mouros Festival and, most recently, at NOS Alive.Formed by Remington Leith, Sebastian Danzig and Emerson Barrett, this time the group arrives in Lisbon after having closed out the extensive live cycle associated with “Death Or Glory”, their fifth studio album, released in 2024 by Sumerian Records.Widely praised by fans and critics, the album extended the evolution of a band that has never conformed to stylistic boundaries, crossing alternative rock, electronic elements and a strong visual component. This new passage of the trio through Lisbon comes already with the novelty “Amsterdamage” in tow. PALAYE ROYALE's sixth album is scheduled for release on 22 January 2027, also via Sumerian Records, and was written throughout 2025, during a particularly intense period for the three brothers. In 2024, Remington, Sebastian and Emerson lost their mother, Stephanie Rachel, to cancer, and that experience ended up deeply marking the songwriting process for the new tracks. “I think that if we hadn't made this album, we would have ended up going our separate ways. After losing our mother, this is our rise from the ashes,” says Emerson Barrett.Formed in Las Vegas in 2011, PALAYE ROYALE began by building their audience independently, developing a community of followers that would come to be known as the “Royal Council”, before signing with Sumerian Records. Their first album, “Boom Boom Room (Side A)”, came out in 2016, followed by “Boom Boom Room (Side B)” in 2018. The discography was later expanded with “The Bastards”, from 2020, “Fever Dream”, from 2022, the EPs “Sextape” and “Songs For Sadness” and, finally, “Death Or Glory”, released in 2024. Throughout this journey, the trio has also built a very strong reputation on stage. The theatrical component, the physical commitment and a particularly dynamic use of space are part of the live identity of a band that has always sought to transform its concerts into experiences that go beyond the simple reproduction of songs. The international dimension of this journey is also reflected in the stages they have come to occupy, from large-scale festivals to venues where proximity to the audience plays a central role.PALAYE ROYALE's relationship with the Portuguese public has accompanied this growth, with three performances already held in our country. On 6 April 2027, LAV, Lisboa Ao Vivo will be the stage for the fourth concert by the three musicians in Portugal, at a time when they are embarking on a new phase of their career with the album “Amsterdamage”. With new music in tow, this return to Lisbon will find PALAYE ROYALE at a moment of full transformation, and with much more history yet to be written.Tickets on sale on 9 October.

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