Kings Of Leon have announced a UK and European exclusive show, taking place in London next month.
The gig comes as the Tennessee rock giants are set to release their 10th studio album ‘O My Beloved’ on November 6 via Love Tap Records – their first since 2024’s ‘Can We Please Have Fun’.
Marking their only upcoming 2026 show on this side of the pond, the gig will be held on November 10 at the brand new British Airways ARC, a 3,800-capacity music venue at Olympia London.
Tickets will be priced at £95 plus booking fees, and tickets go on sale this Friday (October 30) at 10am GMT. Pre-sale access will be available to those who have pre-ordered ‘O My Beloved’ and kicks off tomorrow (Wednesday October 28). Visit here for tickets and more information.
‘O My Beloved’ was announced last month with the tender lead single ‘My Whole World’, and has since been followed up with the serene single ‘Cold Blue Dawn’ which has a music video made in collaboration with the Weather Channel.
The record is expected to be their most intimate and unguarded yet, and centres around nostalgia and self-reflection. “We have already surpassed anything we ever imagined we could do, and we’ve built something that is so special,” frontman Caleb Followill shared. “I thought, wouldn’t it be beautiful to make an album that is looking back on all of the things that we’ve done and appreciating how we got here.”
The upcoming London show comes following the band wrapping up a huge 2026 UK tour earlier this summer, where they were joined by The Snuts, The Lathums and The Royston Club. They have also headlined Mad Cool 2026 in Madrid, kicked off the inaugural State Fayre festival with a hits-packed headline set, and played an intimate Nashville show where they played the lead single ‘My Whole World’ live for the first time.
As for 2027, they have a huge show at London’s The O2 on the way next summer – celebrating the venue turning 20 – and they are also set to headline Isle Of Wight 2027 alongside Fatboy Slim and Robbie Williams.
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