Showing All "Kings Of Leon" Posts
Nov 3rd, 2010 4 Comments
Cee Lo stopped by Radio 1 to do this live-in-the-studio take on Kings Of Leon's "Radioactive," a song many of you liked (even if you didn't like the video). This is notable not only because it's not…   Read Story »
Oct 18th, 2010 42 Comments
It was filmed a while back, but Caleb Followill's appearance on Iron Chef just aired last night. As a judge, Followill is very kind, his harshest criticism basically being "not my favorite" (he also…   Read Story »
Oct 8th, 2010 64 Comments
What makes a good Kings Of Leon album? A bad one? When a band exists in certain circles as an opportunity for "Use Somebody" jokes and toilet humor, it's unclear what they'd need to do musically to…   Read Story »
Sep 16th, 2010 23 Comments
Racist or not, the biggest bummer about "Radioactive" was that it wasn't exactly the return to early KOL that you had hoped for. As one person commented, "I’m beginning to feel like all the…   Read Story »
Sep 9th, 2010 48 Comments
Kings Of Leon released a new single and video this week and dozens (dozens!) of you lurkers stepped up to discuss it. KoL has become an increasingly hot button act on this site as we've witnessed the…   Read Story »
Sep 8th, 2010 68 Comments
The lead single from their upcoming album Come Around Sundown has a gospel feel to its chorus. So its video shows the Tennessee band hanging out, barbecuing, and singing with a group of school-age…   Read Story »
Aug 16th, 2010 Comment
When we posted the Outside Lands festival lineup, we mentioned how the San Fransisco festival tried to fit it "between a jam and a rock space," especially with Further (featuring the Grateful…   Read Story »
Jun 12th, 2010 5 Comments
We're live tweeting and shooting everything 'Roo at stereogum.com/bonnaroo. Here's the best of Friday...   Read Story »
Jun 1st, 2010 2 Comments
Last year Pearl Jam, Dave Matthews Band and the Beastie Boys headlined San Fransisco's second Outside Lands festival. This year's lineup also tries to fit between a jam and a rock space. Case in…   Read Story »
Feb 4th, 2010 9 Comments
Add Jay-Z, Stevie Wonder, and Kings Of Leon to the previously speculated Paul Simon, Dave Matthews Band, and Lips Covering Floyd. The new names aren't confirmed, but likely. Full lineup Tuesday.   Read Story »
































