Royston Langdon

Royston Langdon achieved international recognition in 1995 with the release of Spacehog’s breakthrough single ‘In the Meantime,’ a track produced by Bryce Goggin that propelled the band to prominence. Langdon co-founded the glam rock band in 1994, taking on the roles of lead singer and bassist, and shortly thereafter relocated to New York City to establish the band’s career. This success set the stage for Spacehog to release four studio albums, solidifying their presence in the alternative rock scene. Following their initial success, Spacehog continued to tour and record, culminating in their most recent studio album, ‘As It Is on Earth,’ released in 2011.

Concurrent with his band commitments, Langdon began exploring solo musical endeavors. This period saw him considered for the frontman position of other notable bands, including Velvet Revolver after their split with Scott Weiland in 2009, underscoring his reputation as a compelling vocalist in the industry. In 2018, Langdon launched his solo project LEEDS, releasing the debut album ‘Everything’s Dandy,’ which showcased his distinctive songwriting and vocal style. He continued to build on his solo career, releasing the six-song EP ‘Chains’ in 2021 through BFD/The Orchard.

These projects further cemented his standing as a versatile artist capable of leading both collaborative and individual ventures. Langdon’s career reflects a sustained commitment to music across several decades, marked by both major band and critically recognized individual projects. His ongoing work as a musician continues to expand his catalog, demonstrating an enduring presence and influence within the rock landscape through his distinctive contributions as a performer and songwriter.