The Royal Hounds, a high-energy roots rock 'n' roll trio, perform live at Robert's Western World with their signature showmanship.
The Royal Hounds are playing Robert's Western World on Tuesday, October 20, from 2:30 PM to 5:30 PM. They're a Nashville roots rock 'n' roll trio, and this is a midday set right in the heart of Lower Broadway.
If you haven't seen them before, the band is built around three people: Scott Hinds on upright bass and lead vocals, Matheus Canteri on guitar, and Nathan Place on drums. That upright bass is a good detail to keep in mind—it's a big part of the roots sound they're playing. They describe themselves as a roots rock 'n' roll trio, and the live show is where they really lean into it.
What they're known for is as much about the performance as the music. They've built a reputation for their on-stage antics and a humorous approach to live shows, and they talk about marrying quality musicianship with stellar showmanship. It's the kind of act that doesn't just stand there and play; they're as much about the entertainment as they are about the songs.
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Since it's a midday show, there's a bit to keep track of. It's all ages until 6 PM, and 21+ after that, so if you're bringing kids, you'll want to be in and out before the clock turns. Admission is free. The set runs from 2:30 PM to 5:30 PM at Robert's Western World, 416 Broadway, in Lower Broadway.
