Iggy Pop, Keanu Reeves, Flea, Debbie Harry, Jason Momoa, Henry Rollins, Juliette Lewis, and even Tom Cruise… These legends are all fans, and many have been spotted at The Bobby Lees shows. Their sound is raw, undeniable, and cuts through the bullshit of everyday life. Since forming in 2017 in Woodstock NY, the band has released three hard-hitting albums including 2020’s SKIN SUIT and 2022’s Bellevue. Committed to deepening and expanding their songwriting, each release sounds more honest, interesting, and bigger than before, having worked with producers David Sardy, Jon Spencer of the Blues Explosion, Alex Pasco, and Vance Powell. Led by singer and guitarist Sam Quartin, drummer Macky Bowman and bassist Kendall Wind, The Bobby Lees are a live act that is second to none. Henry Rollins of Black Flag said “The Bobby Lees are wild and different. Dangerous music is good for you.” Mick Freely said “Something happens at their shows… A kind of black magic, A curious force of nature… A sacred experience that is desperately needed by humanity in these trying times we live in. Experience it for yourself.”
From small-town girl to now a part of the Epitaph Records family, Royale Lynn has been experimenting with a nostalgic alt-metal influenced, hard-rock sound that has resonated with over 1 Million followers across socials and over 65 Million global streams. Proving her prowess for bridging the gap between two seemingly different worlds, on her full-length debut, the self-professed “metalhead from a small town” brings an extensive musical acumen and deep songwriting roots to elevate her visual and sonic identity. Over the past year Royale has scattered previews of the record with hard-hitting singles like “DEATH WISH” featuring Danny Warsnop (Asking Alexandria), a song dedicated to first responders which landed at #27 on the rock radio charts. Unafraid to tackle serious topics within her music, “BATTLEGROUND” chronicles the tumultuous experience of escaping a toxic relationship and emerging stronger and more resilient, while the powerful music video for “SACRIFICE” paints a visual picture of the darkness that can accompany mental illness.