Palaye Royale Announce Graphic Novel And 2021 Tour

It was only a matter of time, really. No, not Palaye Royale announcing a U.S. tour for summer 2021, but making a huge graphic novel for their equally as colourful album The Bastards (released earlier this year). Due for release next month, the Las Vegas dandies are to be immortalised in ink for a new book expanding on the themes and stories of their aforementioned third full-length.

"Welcome to the world of Palaye Royale, where one can reside, reign and recreated themselves when destroyed by living," they say. "Ever since the conception of the band and the first single Morning Light we have been hiding pieces of this story, within the lyrics, artwork, and visuals. Finally after years of work the doors are opened for all to enter. The best travel one can take in times like these is inside their own mind, in memory or imagination. Get lost in the pages of our book. Enjoy the ride. Love the void."

The 260-page book features art and words by drummer/pianist Emerson Barrett, and will be released on December 12. And once you’ve finished marvelling at it, if you live in North America, you can begin counting the days til you see them live again…

Palaye Royale 2021 North America tour

July

07 Denver, Colorado, Summit Music Hall
09 Chicago, Illinois, House Of Blues
10 Detroit, Michigan, St. Andrews Hall
12 Cleveland, Ohio, House of Blues
13 Toronto, Ontario, The Opera House
14 Boston, Massachusetts, Paradise Rock Club
16 New York, New York, TBA
17 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Theatre Of Living Arts
18 Baltimore, Maryland,. Baltimore Soundstage
20 Nashville, Tennessee, TBA
21 Charlotte, North Carolina, The Underground
22 Atlanta, Georgia, Buckhead Theatre
24 Orlando, Florida, The Plaza Live
26 Houston, Texas, White Oak Music Hall
27 Dallas, Texas, TBA
29 Phoenix, Arizona, The Press Room
30 Los Angeles, California, The Wiltern
31 Sacramento, California, Ace Of Spades

August

02 Portland, Oregon, Hawthorne Theatre
03 Vancouver, British Columbia, Venue Nightclub
04 Seattle, Washington, Neptune Theatre

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