To Kill A King

British folk and rock band currently based in London, To Kill A King was formed in 2009 by singer and guitarist Ralph Pelleymounter. Originally known as "Kid iD," the band changed their name after drummer Jonathan Willoughby and synth/keyboard player Ben Jackson joined. In September 2013, Grant McNeill and Joshua Taffel took over as electric guitar player and drummer respectively. With a sound that combines elements of folk and rock, To Kill A King has gained popularity for their captivating performances and heartfelt lyrics.

Similar to bands like Spector, D.I.D, Dry the River, and Bastille, To Kill A King's music resonates with fans who appreciate indie rock with a touch of introspection. Drawing inspiration from artists such as Keaton Henson, Lucy Rose, Bombay Bicycle Club, and Everything Everything, they have crafted a unique sound that is both emotive and energetic.

With their talent for storytelling through songwriting coupled with their dynamic live shows, To Kill A King continues to captivate audiences around the world. Whether performing at intimate venues or larger festivals, this British band leaves an indelible mark on all who experience their music.