Royel Otis Usher in a New Era With Infectious New Single ‘Moody’
Award-winning Australian duo Royel Otis return with their latest single, ‘Moody’, a breezy alt-pop anthem primed for global airwaves. Co-written with GRAMMY-winning songwriter Amy Allen and produced by hitmaker Blake Slatkin(known for his work with Charli XCX, Gracie Abrams and Omar Apollo), the track marks the beginning of an exciting new chapter for the critically acclaimed Sydney outfit.
With its slacker-pop charm, infectious hooks and late ’90s-inspired groove, ‘Moody’ is both seasonally versatile and emotionally resonant — the perfect winter soundtrack for Australia and a summer-ready earworm for international audiences. The track showcases the signature synergy of Royel Maddell and Otis Pavlovic, whose knack for balancing laid-back vibes with sharp songwriting continues to set them apart in the indie-pop landscape.
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To celebrate the release, Royel Otis sold out two headline shows at the iconic Troubadour in Los Angeles, crashing ticketing sites and previewing songs from their upcoming sophomore album to packed crowds.
Fans can catch them on their newly announced ‘Meet Me in the Car’ North American tour, including stops at major festivals like Governors Ball, Lollapalooza, and Outside Lands, cementing their status as one of Australia’s most exciting musical exports.
ROYEL OTIS TOUR DATES
*Headlining dates are bolded
Sunday 8 June – The Governors Ball Music Festival, New York NY
Sunday 15 June – Bonnaroo, Manchester TN
Saturday 21 June – Meo Kalorma, Lisbon, Portugal
Friday 27 June – Sittertobel, St. Gallen, Switzerland
Sunday 29 June – Glastonbury Festival, Pilton, UK
Thursday 3 July – Vida Festival, Barcelona, Spain
Sunday 6 July – Eurockéennes, Belfort, France
Monday 7 July – Montreux Jazz Festival, Montreux, Switzerland
Thursday 10 July – Mad Cool Festival, Madrid, Spain
Sunday 13 July – Lollapalooza Berlin, Berlin, Germany
Sunday 27 July – Fuji Rock, Minamiuonuma, Niigata
Thursday 31 July – Lollapalooza, Chicago IL
Friday 1 August – Hinterland Music Festival, St.Charles IA
Sunday 3 August – Osheaga Festival, Montreal QC
Tuesday 5 August – Paramount Theatre, Seattle WA *
Wednesday 6 August – PDX Live at Pioneer Courthouse Square, Portland OR *
Saturday 9 August – Outside Lands, San Francisco CA
Friday 15 August – MS Dockville, Hamburg, Germany
Saturday 16 August – Lowlands Festival, Biddinghuizen, NL
Saturday 23 August – Reading Festival, Reading, UK
Sunday 24 August – Leeds Festival, Leeds, UK
Friday 12 September – Franklin Music Hall, Philadelphia PA ^
Sunday 14 September – The Anthem, Washington DC ^
Monday 15 September – Sea.Hear.Now Festival, Asbury Park NJ
Tuesday 16 September – The Ritz, Raleigh NC ^
Friday 19 September – The Bomb Factory, Dallas TX ^
Saturday 20 September – Stubb’s, Austin TX ^
Sunday 28 September – Marquee Theatre, Tempe AZ ^
Tuesday 30 September – Mission Ballroom, Denver CO ^
Thursday 2 October – Palace Theatre, St. Paul MN ^
Friday 3 October – Grinders KC, Kansas City MO ^
Saturday 4 October – The Factory, Chesterfield MO ^
Friday 10 October – MGM Music Hall at Fenway, Boston MA ^
Saturday 11 October – The Rooftop at Pier 17, New York NY ^
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