Palaye Royale play free acoustic show following concert cancellation

After flooding canceled Palaye Royale’s show in Vancouver, the band decided to take things outside for an acoustic, stripped-down session on the venue’s sidewalk.

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The flooding had apparently affected the basement of the Rickshaw Theater, forcing the venue to cancel the show once the band arrived for soundcheck. While fans got a refund for the show, Palaye Royale still decided to play a free, public show in the rain.

Palaye Royale then took to Twitter earlier this evening to share a short video of their efforts.

“We are here at the Rickshaw Theater,” frontman Remington Leith says. “They flooded the venue — not on purpose — so we decided to take things outside to these people.”

After gesturing to the crowd outside, the band decided to play some acoustic renditions of their songs. In the video, the band can be heard playing “Teenage Heartbreak Queen.” You can watch the video below.

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Of course, fans are responding well to the band’s decision to play outside.

Palaye Royale are currently on tour. You can check out a full list of their headlining U.S. dates below and grab your tickets here.

Dates:

11/27 — Seattle, WA @ El Corazon
11/28 — Portland, OR @ Bossanova Ballroom
11/30 — San Francisco, CA @ Slim’s
12/01 — Sacramento, CA @ Holy Diver
12/02 — Pomona, CA @ Glasshouse

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