Kings of Leon
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- For a list of the monarchs of the Spanish kingdom of León, see List of Castilian monarchs.
Kings of Leon is a rock and roll band made up of three brothers and a cousin from Mount Juliet, Tennessee. Their name is derived from the brothers' father, a Pentecostal evangelist. Thus their musical roots stem from playing in churches and their influences range the musical and social spectrum. They got their start with their album Youth and Young Manhood and rose to relative stardom by being chosen by the popular rock band The Strokes to tour with them. Standout tracks include the erotic "Molly's Chambers" and soulful "California Waiting". Their second album Aha Shake Heartbreak was released in the UK in October 2004 to widespread acclaim. The album was acclaimed for its mix of fast rocking guitar and bass riffs. "The Bucket", "4 Kicks" and "King of the Rodeo" have been released as singles thus far. Aha Shake Heartbreak was released on February 22, 2005 in the United States.
Kings of Leon is:
- Nathan Followill (drums/vocals)
- Caleb Followill (vocals/rhythm guitar)
- Jared Followill (bass)
- Matthew Followill (lead guitar)
Albums
- Youth and Young Manhood July 2003
- Aha Shake Heartbreak October 2004 in the United Kingdom, February 2005 in the United States
See also
External links
- The Kings of Leon Official webite (http://www.kingsofleon.com)
- Happyalone (http://www.happyalone.com/) Happyalone a Kings of Leon Fansite