Kings of Leon have announced a special one-off London concert to celebrate the release of their upcoming tenth studio album, O My Beloved. The Tennessee rock band will perform at British Airways ARC, a new 3,800-capacity venue at Olympia London, on 10 November 2026.
The concert will take place just four days after the album arrives on 6 November through Love Tap Records, distributed by Virgin Music. It is also being billed as the band’s only UK and European show of 2026, making the event a rare opportunity to see the group in a more intimate setting.
General ticket sales begin on Friday, 30 October, at 10am GMT, with presale access previously offered to fans who pre-ordered the album.
A Special Performance for O My Beloved
The upcoming record marks Kings of Leon’s tenth studio album and follows 2024’s Can We Please Have Fun. It features 13 tracks and represents the band’s first entirely self-produced studio album.
The project has already introduced listeners to singles including “My Whole World” and “Cold Blue Dawn”, offering an early indication of its reflective musical direction.
Frontman Caleb Followill has described the album as an opportunity to look back on the band’s journey and appreciate everything they have achieved throughout their career.
The London performance will give fans the chance to experience the new material shortly after its release, alongside the band’s extensive catalogue.
Kings of Leon’s Continuing Connection with the UK
Formed in Nashville in 1999, Kings of Leon have become one of the most successful American rock bands of their generation.
The group, made up of brothers Caleb, Nathan and Jared Followill, alongside their cousin Matthew Followill, are known for songs including “Sex on Fire”, “Use Somebody”, “Molly’s Chambers” and “Notion”.
Their live performances have taken them to major festivals and venues around the world, including Glastonbury, Coachella and Roskilde.
Following their summer 2026 UK tour, the November London concert offers a different experience, bringing the band to a smaller venue ahead of their next album cycle.
What Comes Next?
Beyond the November performance, Kings of Leon are also scheduled to return to London’s The O2 in July 2027 as part of the venue’s 20th-anniversary celebrations. The band are additionally set to headline the 2027 Isle of Wight Festival alongside Robbie Williams and Fatboy Slim.
With O My Beloved arriving in November and further UK appearances planned for next year, Kings of Leon are entering another active chapter in their career.
