Kings of Leon Live at Shoreline Amphitheater

Kings of Leon is coming back to the Bay! See them live at Shoreline Amphitheater on Thursday, September 23.

Formed in Nashville, Tennessee in 1999, Kings of Leon has a unique sound, described as a mix of alternative rock, blues, garage rock and Southern rock. The band is made up of three brothers and their cousin, with the name “Kings of Leon” paying homage to the grandfather of the brothers. With 8 studio albums, over 21 million albums sold and 4 Grammys, the band has certainly proven themselves in the music industry. They have also achieved the number one spot on the Hot Modern Rock Tracks Chart with singles “Sex on Fire”, “Use Somebody” and “Notion” 

Kings of Leon is also well known for putting on an amazing live show. If you haven’t gotten a chance to see them live in concert, then you will get a chance when they make a stop in the Bay Area in 2021. They will be performing live at Shoreline Amphitheater in Mountain View, California on Thursday, September 23. 

Kings of Leon Concert Details: 

Kings of Leon live at Shoreline Amphitheater

Date: Thursday, September 23, 2021
Time: 7:30PM

Shoreline Amphitheater
One Amphitheater Pkwy
Mountain View, CA 94043

Phone: 650-967-4040

Kings of Leon with Cold War Kids

• The Hits: Kings of Leon’s catalog of smash hits includes “Sex on Fire,” “Use Somebody, “Radioactive,” and…
• The Album: WALLS, was the band’s first number one album in the U.S., which The New York Times lauds as “timeless,” Consequence of Sound calls, “their best album in years,” and Rolling Stone says is “Kings of Leon at their best.”
• The Praise: Billboard hails their previous tour (which was extended to new U.S. cities after selling out venues across the world) as a “rock show spectacular” with “something so genuine about its presentation,” while The Boston Globe calls the show a “royal, rousing performance.” The Patriot Ledger says it’s a “terrific rock ‘n’ roll party,” and the Toronto Sun hails the “sleek moving video screens, dramatic lights, [and] eye-catching imagery.”
• The Opening Act: Cold War Kids