Kings of Leon
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The next Kings of Leon concert is scheduled for Sunday, April 6, 2025 at Parque Fundidora in Monterrey, Mexico. See all 20 upcoming concerts
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- Apr06Apr 06, 2025Parque FundidoraMonterrey
- Jun08Jun 08, 2025Town Moor NewcastleNewcastle Upon Tyne
- Jun08Jun 08, 2025Utilita ArenaNewcastle Upon Tyne
- Jun10Jun 10, 2025Le Zénith Paris - La VilletteParis
- Jun12Jun 12, 2025Monte do GozoSantiago de Compostela
- Jun16Jun 16, 2025Stadtwerke Bad Vilbel GmbHBad Vilbel
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To some extent, Kings of Leon have been preparing for the rigors of being a touring rock band from birth: Three-fourths of the Nashville group—brothers Caleb, Nathan, and Jared Followill—had a nomadic childhood, traveling the South with their Pentecostal preacher father. But after linking with guitarist cousin Matthew to form Kings of Leon in 1999, the Followills found yet another advantage to their upbringing: Their natural familial rivalries galvanized their creativity. “There’s something that keeps you going and keeps pushing you, especially when you’re in a band with your family,” Caleb told Apple Music in 2016. “We’re very competitive and we push each other.” Deemed the Southern Strokes upon the release of their 2003 debut, Youth And Young Manhood, the quartet evolved from swaggering rock ’n’ roll to a keyboard-dappled sound on 2008's Only By the Night. They didn’t lose their rough-and-tumble vibe—for proof, check out the brisk, brawny riffs of “Sex On Fire”—but a turn toward delicacy on the yearning ballad “Use Somebody,” highlighted by Caleb’s world-weary vocals, led them to mainstream success, plus a Grammy Award for Record of the Year in 2010. The Followills solidified their newly anthemic sound with singles rooted in soulful pop (“Radioactive”) and harmony-heavy rock (the U2-esque “Waste a Moment”) before taking a nearly five-year break. Upon their return in 2021, Kings of Leon sounded lean, loose, and in the mood for experimentation. The resulting album, When You See Yourself, boasted some of the sparest songwriting of their career. On 2024’s follow-up, Can We Please Have Fun, Kings of Leon hooked up with producer Kid Harpoon (Harry Styles, Miley Cyrus) for a set of tunes that reimagine the garage-rock rawness of the act’s early years for a modern pop audience.
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Nashville, TN, United States
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Alternative
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