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Lost Kings is the dynamic Los Angeles-based duo known for groove-tinged dance music that blends progressive and melodic house with bass and future bass influences. Formed in 2014 by Robert Abisi (Rob Gainley) and Nick Shanholtz (Dr. No), the pair rose to prominence through high-profile official remixes before releasing a string of EPs that cemented their signature sound. With a history that starts in the studio and ends on the festival main stage, Lost Kings continues to release tracks and collaborate with top artists, keeping fans engaged with fresh music and high-energy live sets.

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Key milestones include the multi-continental reach of their 2015–2019 EP sequence—starting with The Bad (2015), The Good (2016), and later projects like We Are Lost Kings (Japan EP, 2019), Lost Angeles (2019), Paper Crowns (2019), and It’s Not You, It’s Me (2021). Their single Phone Down featuring Emily Warren peaked at US Dance Chart #25 and earned RIAA Gold certification, underscoring their crossover appeal. The duo made a notable festival debut at Ultra Music Festival in 2018 and have supported a string of collaborations and remixes for major artists.

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Social updates and new releases flow through their official channels, including Instagram and X (Twitter) under @wearelostkings, and their site links to Instagram and TikTok. For fans in any city, we’ll keep you posted on upcoming shows and ticket availability as dates are announced for 2025 and beyond. If you’re looking for a dependable way to lock in Lost Kings tickets, you’ve found the right connection—like having a friend who can get you in.

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Quick Facts About Lost Kings

  • Genre/style: a blend of progressive house, melodic house, bass house and future bass; often described as groove-tinged dance music with pop hooks.
  • Origins: formed in 2014 by Robert Abisi (Rob Gainley) and Nick Shanholtz (Dr. No) in Los Angeles; signed to Disruptor Records/RCA in 2016 after development with Disruptor Management.
  • Early impact: gained prominence with official remixes (e.g., Imagine Dragons, Rihanna, Halsey, Tori Kelly) before releasing originals starting with The Bad EP (2015).
  • Major release pattern: a series of EPs rather than full albums, including The Bad (2015), The Good (2016), We Are Lost Kings (Japan EP, 2019), Lost Angeles (2019), Paper Crowns (2019), and It’s Not You, It’s Me (2021).
  • Key achievements: single Phone Down (feat. Emily Warren) reached US Dance chart #25 and earned RIAA Gold certification; Ultra Music Festival debut in 2018; multiple high-profile collaborations and remixes.
  • Social presence: active on Instagram and X (Twitter) under @wearelostkings; official site links to Instagram and TikTok; maintain ongoing social updates about releases and shows.

The records

Lost Kings Discography

  • It's Not You, It's Me
    2021 · Disruptor Records, RCA Records
  • Paper Crowns
    2019 · Disruptor Records, RCA Records
  • Lost Angeles
    2019 · Disruptor Records, RCA Records
  • We Are Lost Kings (Japan EP)
    2019 · Disruptor Records, RCA Records
  • The Good
    2016 · Spinnin' Records
  • The Bad
    2015 · Spinnin' Records

The hits

Top Lost Kings Songs

  • Oops (I'm Sorry)
    2021 · US Dance 21
  • I Miss the Future
    2021 · US Dance 39
  • Me Myself & Adderall
    2021 · US Dance 27
  • Hurt
    2020 · US Dance 47
  • LA & the Parties
    2019 · US Dance 48
  • Anti-Everything
    2019 · US Dance 32
  • Don't Kill My High
    2019 · US Dance 21
  • Don't Call
    2019 · US Dance 41
  • When We Were Young
    2018 · US Dance 36
  • Stuck
    2018 · US Dance 58
  • Quit You
    2017 · US Dance 32
  • Look at Us Now
    2017 · US Dance 30

Key milestones include the multi-continental reach of their 2015–2019 EP sequence—starting with The Bad (2015), The Good (2016), and later projects like We Are Lost Kings (Japan EP, 2019), Lost Angeles (2019), Paper Crowns (2019), and It’s Not You, It’s Me (2021). Their single Phone Down featuring Emily Warren peaked at US Dance Chart #25 and earned RIAA Gold certification, underscoring their crossover appeal. The duo made a notable festival debut at Ultra Music Festival in 2018 and have supported a string of collaborations and remixes for major artists.

Social updates and new releases flow through their official channels, including Instagram and X (Twitter) under @wearelostkings, and their site links to Instagram and TikTok. For fans in any city, we’ll keep you posted on upcoming shows and ticket availability as dates are announced for 2025 and beyond. If you’re looking for a dependable way to lock in Lost Kings tickets, you’ve found the right connection—like having a friend who can get you in.

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