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There are two bands that go by the same name. One was a Finnish rock & roll band from the mid 1970s. The other is a hardcore band from Lubbock, Texas. --- Royals was a Finnish band, playing bluesy rock & roll. The band was formed in 1975. It consisted of Pave Maijanen (bass), Ippe Kätkä (drums) and Albert Järvinen (guitar). The band made two studio albums ("Spring 76" and Out) and one live album (Royals Live). In the year 1978 the band broke up. ---- Royals from Lubbock, Texas is a hardcore rock band who've been on tour with...

Royalston is an Australian drum&bass/dubstep DJ and producer, based in Sydney. He has releases on Hospital Records' sub-label Med School, and has supported several big-name acts, including London Elektricity. .

Funk band with Ken Vandermark on saxophone and former members of The Defoliants, God's Acre, and The Sapphires. Sometimes known as The Waste Kings (when playing more garage rock material). Ken Vandermark-saxophone; Pete Nathan-guitar; Mark Blade-bass; Jeff BBQ-drums. .

There are several groups which have used this band name. Listed chronologically: Band #1: The Royals were a R&B group active on the Federal imprint of the King label in the early 1950s. They rose to prominence after adding Hank Ballard as vocalist, and as the 1950s went on they were renamed first as The Midnighters, and eventually as Hank Ballard and The Midnighters, who most notably were responsible for the original version of "The Twist". Band #2: Jamaican vocal group the Royals were founded in 1964 by singer and writer Roy Cousins, and the original lineup consisted of Cousins,...

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