The Kings

The Kings, originally from Vancouver, British Columbia, and Oakville, Ontario, are a legendary rock band. The original lineup included David Diamond (lead vocals, bass, songwriting), Sonny Keyes (vocals, keyboards, songwriting), Max Styles (later replaced by Todd Reynolds) (drums), and Mister Zero (guitar, songwriting).

Before their breakthrough, they spent over three years as WhistleKing, refining their skills through rehearsals, club gigs, and songwriting. Their journey led them to Nimbus 9 Studio in Toronto, where renowned producer Bob Ezrin (known for Pink Floyd) joined their story.

Ezrin's involvement led to a deal with Elektra Records in Los Angeles. Their debut project, "The Kings Are Here," featured the hit 'This Beat Goes On/Switchin' To Glide,' gaining extensive radio attention in the USA and Canada, earning them a Juno Award nomination.

The Kings continued their musical journey with albums like "Amazon Beach," "RSVP," "Unstoppable," and "Because of You," showcasing their songwriting prowess. They also released a captivating documentary titled "Anatomy of a One-Hit Wonder”.

In 2023, The Kings released "The Longest Story Ever Told," reaffirming their status as a rock powerhouse. With a history of hits and a devoted fan base, The Kings remain an enduring force in the music industry.