We decided to keep it because it sounds like a play on words: Royalty.”
“We didn’t like each other’s,” Larsen says. The name Royal Teeth comes from a combination of two names-Gary Larsen had Teeth in his band name idea and Joshua Wells (former bass player) had Royal in his. Royal Teeth states they “make music for adventures” and one listen of any of their songs is certainly a unique and adventurous experience.įormed in Louisiana in 2010, the band has undergone various changes with record labels and personnel lineups, but one thing has remained the same-their sound has stayed unique – not purely rock, not quite folk yet definitely electronic dance-pop. Led by the complementary vocals of Larsen and Patterson, their music is rounded out with the experimental and exceptional guitar from Onebane and phenomenal percussion by Hefner. If you haven’t heard them yet, this is your alert: Royal Teeth rocks.Īlthough their music has been compared to big names like Neon Trees and Imagine Dragons, the four-piece band (comprised of vocalists Gary Larsen, Nora Patterson, drummer Josh Hefner and guitarist Thomas Onebane) has its own unique sound. Perhaps you’ve seen them out on the road with bands like The Summer Set, American Authors or The Mowglis. You may have caught them on “American Idol,” on “Last Call with Carson Daly” or heard bits of their song “Wild” on a commercial. There is a little band with a very big sound from the jazzy state of Louisiana.
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