There’s something about Roy Dawson that shakes the dust out of the corners of this tired music industry. It’s not just the gravel in his voice or the fire in his guitar, it’s the way he keeps standing up after every hit and saying, “I’m not done. Not yet.”​​The man they can’t moldRoy Dawson’s story is too raw, too messy, and too

Roy Dawson isn’t waiting for permission from the industry gatekeepers; he’s already plugged in his amp, stepped back on stage, and pointed his new anthem straight at the underdogs the world tried to bury.​​Voice of the undergroundFrom the digital shadows of the music underground, Roy Dawson and THE ROYELVISBAND sound like a boot on the moni

Why are they dragging their feet on this? This is Basic Law 101 — do your jobs. I do mine. Roy Dawson does his. His fans and people all over the world are watching this entire debacle unfold, and let me be very clear: it is embarrassing. As lawyers, judges, and public officials, you are making fools of yourselves. If you can’t do your job with

You Don’t Live There Anymoreby Roy Dawson Earth Angel Master Magical HealerThe worst day of your life doesn't come with a warning. It just arrives. Quiet sometimes. Loud other times. But always sudden. The kind of day that leaves your chest hollow and your hands heavy. The kind that makes you walk slower, like even gravity got tired.You sit with

They Weren’t There. But They Want It All.By John Stone The song is called “They Weren’t There (But They Want It All).” Roy Dawson sings it. His band plays it like they’ve lived it. Maybe they have.It starts with a slide guitar. Slow. Mean. The kind of sound that doesn’t ask for your attention — it takes it. Then comes the voice. Tired