Kings of Leon Extend Can We Please Have Fun Tour Into 2026
Published on 07/06/2026 at 10:32 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael MĂĽller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS
Kings of Leon keep their touring momentum going with the Can We Please Have Fun era on the road. As the band’s official site outlines, the tour now stretches across late 2025 and into 2026 with arena and festival stops in Europe and beyondKings of Leon official tour page.
New dates on the Can We Please Have Fun tour
The current tour supports Kings of Leon’s ninth studio album Can We Please Have Fun, released in May 2024 through Capitol Records and RCA Records in the U.S.Billboard feature on Can We Please Have Fun. The run builds on their spring and summer 2024 shows and rolls into a new wave of European arenas and major festivals in 2025 and 2026.
Fresh dates include indoor shows in key European capitals, with stops such as London, Paris, and Berlin featured prominently on the band’s scheduleKings of Leon on Songkick. These concerts continue the group’s strategy of pairing their new material with staples from Only by the Night and earlier records.
Where U.S. fans fit into the tour picture
For American listeners, the focus is on how the extended tour may intersect with U.S. arenas again. Kings of Leon already played U.S. dates in 2024, tying the album launch to appearances in major markets such as Nashville and New York, which underlined their ongoing draw on the live circuit.
While the newly added legs highlight Europe and international festivals first, the band’s history of returning to the U.S. on later waves of a tour keeps expectations high. Their mainstream breakthrough on American radio with Only by the Night still shapes demand whenever fresh touring plans appear.
Tour, charts and work at a glance
Readers who want extra detail on Kings of Leon’s touring history, album releases and chart impact can find more coverage and background in the AD HOC NEWS archive and on the band’s official channels.
The musical core of Kings of Leon’s current era
The sound of Can We Please Have Fun leans into loose, guitar-driven rock with flashes of funk and a live-band feel. Produced with an ear for analog warmth, it sits between the arena-ready hooks of Only by the Night and the rougher textures of their early 2000s records.
Where the act stands right now
Kings of Leon are currently in an active touring cycle for Can We Please Have Fun, with further international live dates scheduled across 2025 and 2026 on their official tour calendar.
Kings of Leon at a glance
- Act: Kings of Leon
- Genre: Rock, alternative rock
- Origin: Nashville, Tennessee, USA
- Active since: 1999
- Lineup: Caleb Followill (vocals, guitar), Nathan Followill (drums), Jared Followill (bass), Matthew Followill (guitar)
- Label: RCA Records, Capitol Records
- Key works: Aha Shake Heartbreak (2004), Because of the Times (2007), Only by the Night (2008), Come Around Sundown (2010)
- Current album/single: Can We Please Have Fun, released May 2024
- Charts / certifications: Only by the Night reached the Billboard 200 top 5 in October 2008 and delivered the Hot 100 hit Use Somebody, which became one of their most certified singles in the U.S.
- Next live date: Further international dates for the Can We Please Have Fun tour are scheduled into 2025 and 2026, per the band’s official tour listings.
Frequently asked questions about Kings of Leon
When did Kings of Leon release the album Can We Please Have Fun?
Can We Please Have Fun came out in May 2024 via Capitol Records and RCA Records in the U.S., marking the band’s ninth studio album and their first full-length release in several years.
Which Kings of Leon album made the biggest impact on the Billboard charts?
Only by the Night is widely regarded as their major commercial breakthrough, hitting the upper reaches of the Billboard 200 in 2008 and spawning the hit singles Sex on Fire and Use Somebody for U.S. rock and pop radio.
Where do Kings of Leon primarily come from?
The band formed in Nashville, Tennessee, and built their profile through U.S. club shows before achieving international success, making their Southern roots a recurring reference point in both their sound and their live presence.
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