“Men Want Romance Too” marks a turning point for singer‑songwriter Roy Dawson and his band, THE ROYELVISBAND—a group that’s been grinding for years and is finally stepping into a lane only they can own.​​A new kind of outlaw love songInstead of another tough‑guy, barstool breakup track, “Men Want Romance Too” flips the script an

Roy Dawson isn’t just another singer-songwriter—he’s cut from the cloth of rock legends. The kind of cloth that smells like bar smoke, sweat, and American grit. The kind of cloth soaked in heartache, highway miles, and hand-written lyrics on paper napkins—torn and stuffed in back pockets after a long set at a dive bar somewhere between nowh

"The Warning"by Roy DawsonI told them not to do it. I said it as plain as the morning sun cutting through a dirty window. No poetry. No flair. Just truth in its simplest, hardest form. The kind of truth that doesn't need decoration because it's been earned—paid for in scars and sleepless nights.But they did it anyway.They always do.They hear the

Roy Dawson, the lead singer, songwriter, and founder of The RoyElvisBand, has always been known for his unique blend of soulful rock and heartfelt lyrics. However, it’s his latest song, "Living Out in the Woods," that truly captures the essence of who he is — a man at peace with himself, embracing the tranquility of nature while facing the tria