KingQueen releases a politically charged protest anthem

LOS ANGELES - EntSun -- Award winning Los Angeles based pop-rock band KingQueen is releasing their single "Burn This Motha" on November 4th. "Burn This Motha" is a politically charged song, a protest anthem speaking against establishments who don't believe equality should exist for everyone. It was produced and written by the band and mixed and mastered by Kevin Mccombs (Papa Roach, A Day To Remember).

KingQueen was formed by lead singer Ina aka Sabrina Petrini and consists of Adam Gimenez, Brandon Valerino, Jake Absher and Ella G. Burgos. KQ's sound is best described as energetic and edgy, delivering sing-along choruses and vulnerable yet self-empowering lyrics.

KingQueen has been seen on multiple platforms such as MTV, VH1 & OutAt TV. They've been performing live at The NAMM show, American Music Awards, the Main Stage at San Francisco Pride, Orange County Pride & Long Beach Pride, playing with Quiet Riot at San Bernardino Fair, The Viper Room, DTLA Proud, The Troubadour opening for Kat Cunning and Jax, LA Fashion Week, The Whisky a Go Go, The Out At The Fair tour & more.

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In the end of 2020 KQ released their single and music video "Roller Coaster" which earned a nomination for 'Rock song of the year' at the 2021 Hollywood In Media Awards, 'Best Music Video' at the Munich Music Video Awards and won the 'Best Band' award at the International Music Video Underground awards in Paris.

In the beginning of 2021 KingQueen released their single "Live It Up". The song had it's radio debut on 95.5 KLOS Heidi and Frank Show, quoting Heidi "They're just the full package". The music video came out in June of 2021 and was nominated for 'Best Music Video Of The Year' at the QueerX Festival, Ojo Movil Fest & Noble International Film Festival And Awards!! In 2021 KQ also got endorsed by Eargasm and Xvive Audio.

KingQueen recently joined the roster of the 'LA Rock Collective'. The first event was held at Hard Rock Cafe in Hollywood and was covered on Spectrum News. KingQueen spent the summer of 2022 on their Golden State Tour touring the West Coast promoting their self-titled EP "KingQueen".

One Sheet: https://kingqueenmusic.com/one-sheet
Listen to "Burn This Motha" here: https://on.soundcloud.com/XDeE2