Kings of Leon at the O2, Dublin, December 19th, 2008

LAST ROUND OF PUBLIC VOTING TO DETERMINE THE WINNERS AT THE INAUGURAL EVENT!

Fans have voted Ireland’s Oxegen as the ‘Best Overseas Festival’ at the prestigious Festival Awards.

It’s been a phenomenal year for Kings Of Leon – but opening the O2 in Dublin provided them with the best night of their tour…

Talking to Hot Press, Nathan Followill says it's all systems go for his band's Irish dates

The Kings of Leon have confirmed their status as one of the biggest bands in the world 2008-style, in no uncertain terms.

Kings Of Leon have had number one albums, rave critical notices and boast a remarkable array of A-list fans (U2, Bob Dylan, Led Zeppelin, The Rolling Stones).

Kings of Leon fans can get hold of Dublin and Belfast tickets before they go on general sale by following a handy link and password.

Kings of Leon have announced shows at the 02 in Dublin and the Odyssey in Belfast.

Newly-reunited David Byrne and Brian Eno are to make 'Strange Overtones', the first fruit of their new collaboration, free to download from August 4.

The new found confidence of Oxegen 08, more than made up for the overcast weather and chilly temperatures. Hot Press were there to catch the best of the best.

Kings Of Leon's Nathan Followill shoots the breeze about going on the road with Pearl Jam, mid-tour brawls and his burgeoning Radiohead addiction.

"...despite above average songs, good looks, and hip clothes, Kings of Leon don’t feel like a headline act."

The Oxegen 2008 organisers have announced Kings Of Leon as the first confirmed act for next summer's festival.

They’ve left their groupie days behind but hard rocking southerners Kings Of Leon still have a bit of the devil in them.

Not content with playing sold-out shows in the RDS, Kings Of Leon and Interpol have both arranged their own party nights.

Keeping up this year’s trend for credible big name acts releasing frankly poor follow up albums, the Kings were found wanting badly on Because Of The...

After helping the sodden Oxegen masses momentarily forget their troubles last weekend, Kings Of Leon are set to return to Dublin.

The Kings Of Leon are in town this weekend to play Oxegen, and bassist Jared Followill plans to make the most of his visit by playing a DJ set in Dublin...

Second and third records are regularly described as being “difficult” for the group, but the brothers Followill have made a nonsense of such claims. Long...

Raised in the Bible belt, Kings Of Leon have fallen in love with the devil’s music. In an exclusive interview, they explain why rock ‘n roll is just like...

‘Four Kicks’ is a slightly odd choice for a second single, devoid as it is of any discernable tune.

They arrived on the scene almost two years ago, determined not to let their unorthodox upbringing and dazzling cheekbones overshadow their music. Now, with...

This is the sound of four young men wringing every last sweaty riff from the rock ‘n’ roll dream and loving almost every minute of it.

Hot on the heels of their Oxegen Main Stage performance, Kings Of Leon hotfoot it over to Dublin's Temple Bar Music Centre on July 27 as late additions to...

Kings of Leon give a special nod to Hot Press in the artwork for their new single

With their southern drawl vocals, jangling guitars, big hair and their mightily tight denim jeans, the crowd are captivated from the start as the Kings of...

The family Followill take no prisoners with this rocked-up effort .

Following their stellar Witnness appearance The Kings of Leon return to Ireland in December

How do four clean cut, church-going kids turn into one of the hottest rock ’n’ roll acts on the planet? Kings Of Leon explain all.

Unlikely as all this may seem, Youth & Young Manhood proves to be very much the real deal, a refreshing blast of a record that might just see the Kings...