# Royal Blood Royal Blood commands a distinctive space in contemporary rock, known for their powerful, minimalist sound that belies their duo format. Their music resonates with audiences who appreciate raw energy, driving riffs, and a modern interpretation of blues-infused rock. Profile: https://www.cultiq.app/directory/united-kingdom/royal-blood ## Core facts - Category: Rock / Alt - Entertainment scene: United Kingdom - Active since: 2013 - Genre: Rock, Blues Rock, Garage Rock, Alternative Rock ## Audience - Estimated fandom size: 600K - Female share: 45% - Core audience: Millennials – Gen Z - Top market: United Kingdom - Top market: United States - Top market: Germany - Top market: France - Top market: Australia - Top market: Canada ## Highlights - Milestone: Top market United Kingdom — 35% of fandom - Partnerships: Authentic, hard-hitting rock image attracts edgy brands. - Milestone: Core fanbase passionate about rock aligns with music gear endorsements. ## Frequently asked ### Who is Royal Blood? Royal Blood is a Rock / Alt from the United Kingdom, debuted in 2013. ### How many fans does Royal Blood have? Royal Blood has approximately 600K global fans, making them a Nano tier artist on the Cultiq fandom index. ### What markets is Royal Blood popular in? Royal Blood's strongest markets are United Kingdom, United States, Germany, out of 20 markets tracked on Cultiq. ### What genres does Royal Blood perform? Royal Blood performs Rock, Blues Rock, Garage Rock, Alternative Rock, primarily within the Rock / Alt ecosystem. ## About Cultiq Cultiq is an entertainment intelligence AI — the workspace where brands, labels, agencies, and promoters run entertainment partnerships from brief to signed and live. Operated by WENOTIFT Inc (Delaware, USA). Directory index: https://www.cultiq.app/directory Site overview for models: https://www.cultiq.app/llms.txt This page is free to read with no account. The full intelligence layer — FitMatrix scoring, deal economics, and fee bands — requires authentication at https://www.cultiq.app/login and is intentionally absent from this file.