Upcoming Events at Royale
Fri Aug 11, 10:00 PM - Sat Aug 12, 2:00 AM
279 Tremont Street, Boston, MA 02116
Community: East Boston
Description
Dress: No shorts / athletic wear / baggy or oversized clothing / hats / flip flops / boots / hoodies. 21+ Valid ID Required. Royale, 279 Tremont St, Boston, MA 02116.
Event Details
Management has the right to refuse entry.
No refunds of any kind / All sales are final.
ARTIST BIOGRAPHY:
Perhaps the bottle of whiskey had something to do with it... After meeting at a party, Lost Kings-Robert Gainley and Dr. No-sealed a bond that would ignite both a fervent creative partnership and friendship. "We didn't know each other at all when we first met," explains Rob. "The relationship blossomed, because what one of us lacks, the other has. It couldn't have been a better match in terms of music, business, personality, and friendship. The way it balances out is just crazy." Continuing a long tradition of dynamic duos, Rob and Dr. No (Nick), had been unwittingly searching for each other. Originally hailing from Boston, Rob could DJ, but desired to begin making original music. Meanwhile, Baltimore native and multiinstrumentalist Nick could write, record, and produce, but wanted to learn the decks. Locked in Nick's apartment nightly, the two fast friends not only traded musical knowledge, but they started pursuing a shared dream. "Los Angeles can be such a flaky city," adds Rob. "To find someone who wants to make music every night and then actually do it was like a dream." "I was having a tough time, and I even thought of going back home," says Nick. "Right before I did, I met Rob. We were reenergized and motivated. It just clicked." In 2014, their unofficial remix of Disclosure's "Latch" [feat. Sam Smith]" replaced the original in regular rotation on Sirius/XM's BPM and blasted open the proverbial floodgates. Everybody from Imagine Dragons, Krewella, and Halsey to Vance Joy, Echosmith, and Rihanna tapped Lost Kings for official remixes. Meanwhile, their debut on Spinnin' Records "Bad" [feat. Jessame] bowed at #15 on Spotify's Global Viral Chart. By 2016, the boys notched a staggering 13 #1's on HypeMachine, amassed over 30 million plays on Soundcloud, and 25 million Spotify streams and counting, while receiving praise from Billboard...
Category: Nightlife.
Artists/Speakers: Lost Kings, The Him.
No refunds of any kind / All sales are final.
ARTIST BIOGRAPHY:
Perhaps the bottle of whiskey had something to do with it... After meeting at a party, Lost Kings-Robert Gainley and Dr. No-sealed a bond that would ignite both a fervent creative partnership and friendship. "We didn't know each other at all when we first met," explains Rob. "The relationship blossomed, because what one of us lacks, the other has. It couldn't have been a better match in terms of music, business, personality, and friendship. The way it balances out is just crazy." Continuing a long tradition of dynamic duos, Rob and Dr. No (Nick), had been unwittingly searching for each other. Originally hailing from Boston, Rob could DJ, but desired to begin making original music. Meanwhile, Baltimore native and multiinstrumentalist Nick could write, record, and produce, but wanted to learn the decks. Locked in Nick's apartment nightly, the two fast friends not only traded musical knowledge, but they started pursuing a shared dream. "Los Angeles can be such a flaky city," adds Rob. "To find someone who wants to make music every night and then actually do it was like a dream." "I was having a tough time, and I even thought of going back home," says Nick. "Right before I did, I met Rob. We were reenergized and motivated. It just clicked." In 2014, their unofficial remix of Disclosure's "Latch" [feat. Sam Smith]" replaced the original in regular rotation on Sirius/XM's BPM and blasted open the proverbial floodgates. Everybody from Imagine Dragons, Krewella, and Halsey to Vance Joy, Echosmith, and Rihanna tapped Lost Kings for official remixes. Meanwhile, their debut on Spinnin' Records "Bad" [feat. Jessame] bowed at #15 on Spotify's Global Viral Chart. By 2016, the boys notched a staggering 13 #1's on HypeMachine, amassed over 30 million plays on Soundcloud, and 25 million Spotify streams and counting, while receiving praise from Billboard...
Category: Nightlife.
Artists/Speakers: Lost Kings, The Him.
