Broke Royals D.C.
Premium rock & roll from Washington D.C.
"A sing-along, arena-ready sound"
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Billboard
"An album of pristine pop-rock"
-Washington Post
"Broke Royals are one of the best new bands to emerge from Washington, D.C. Their kinetic brand of rock has overwhelming hooks, and a layered sound."
-Purevolume
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