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Kings of Leon Reveal a New More Personal, Acoustic Songwriting Direction with Album ‘O My Beloved’
- Kings of Leon return this Nov with a new 13-track album, Beloved, marking a sonic shift toward more personal, acoustic songwriting.
- Frontman Caleb Followill broke his foot playing tag, forcing him to cancel a European tour and retreat to songwriting during recovery.
- On Such a Pretty Thing, Caleb wrote tenderly about a high school sweetheart, singing, "I like to lay in the light of the moon." The band achieved this intimate sound on album 10.
- The music is stripped bare, reminiscent of songs Caleb and drummer brother Nathan Followill wrote before becoming the Grammy Award-winning Kings.
- Instead of a 25-year greatest hits compilation, Kings chose to produce an album looking back on their career and appreciating how they got here.
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Kings Of Leon announce nostalgic new album 'O My Beloved' with tender single 'My Whole World'
Kings Of Leon have announced nostalgic new album ‘O My Beloved’ and dropped the tender single ‘My Whole World’. Check it out below along with details of an intimate homecoming show in Nashville.
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Kings of Leon reveal a new more personal, acoustic songwriting direction with album ‘O My Beloved’
NEW YORK (AP) — Kings of Leon return this fall with a new album that's a bit of a left turn, sonic-wise. And for that, you can thank a game of tag that went, well, sideways.
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Kings of Leon Announce New Album, Release New Single ‘My Whole World’
Kings of Leon have announced their 10th studio album, O My Beloved. The follow-up to 2024’s Can We Please Have Fun is due for release on November 6. Check out the lead single ‘My Whole World’ below. “We have already surpassed anything we ever imagined we could do, and we’ve built something that is so […]
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