Palaye Royale have announced that their sold-out London show will now be held at Electric Brixton on October 7th.

As part of their UK headline tour, Palaye Royale had initially been poised to perform at London’s KOKO but due to a temporary closure of the venue, the show has been moved.

Ticket holders will be notified via email of the new date and venue change. All tickets remain valid.

This also means that there are now additional 100 tickets on sale for the band’s second ever London show.

Vocalist Remington Leith says:

It was always a dream for PALAYE ROYALE to have the chance to play Koko and sell it out. Well, you, The Soldiers of the Royal Council, made that dream come true.

But unfortunately due to circumstances way beyond our control, we just found out that we have to move the show from KOKO to a new venue. On top of all that, we learned that there weren’t any proper venues available on Friday to fit everyone that purchased tickets…so we had to find the best-suited venue that was free on the nearest date.

So now we will be playing our show on Sunday, October 7th at Brixton Electric—we hope to see every one of you there. And now we have 100 more tickets available for this show—so if you couldn’t come before, now is your chance to see us play our biggest show yet!

The band’s new album, Boom Boom Room (Side B) is set for release on September 28th via Sumerian Records.

Catch them at the following dates.

October

02 – Glasgow, King Tuts (SOLD OUT)

03 – Manchester, Academy 2

07 – London, Electric Brixton