Is there an opening act for Kings of Leon?

The 26-date amphitheater tour runs from early August to October, and includes a multi-night stint in Nashville as well as a headlining appearance at Eddie Vedder’s Ohana Festival in Dana Point, CA. Cold War Kids will serve as the tour’s opening act.

Who’s opening for Kings of Leon?

Cold War Kids
Special guests Cold War Kids will join them as support, with band frontman Nathan Willett adding, “We are so excited to open for Kings of Leon on tour all over the US!…

Date	City	Venue
October 1, 2021	Auburn, WA	White River Amphitheatre
October 3, 2021	Ridgefield, WA	Sunlight Supply Amphitheater

Is Kings of Leon tour 2022 Cancelled?

This event has been POSTPONED… Due to ongoing border restrictions in relation to the COVID-19 pandemic, TEG Dainty has announced that KINGS OF LEON’S March & April 2022 tour of Australia and New Zealand is being postponed.

Will Kings of Leon tour in 2020?

Kings Of Leon have added a Dublin show to their upcoming 2020 tour – you can see the updated schedule below. The Nashville outfit, who released their last album ‘Walls’ in 2016, are due to return to the UK for a short run of gigs in June and July.

Is Kings of Leon still performing?

Kings of Leon is currently touring across 11 countries and has 26 upcoming concerts. Their next tour date is at Spark Arena in Auckland, after that they’ll be at Spark Arena again in Auckland.

Is Billie Eilish New Zealand?

Billie Eilish will bring her new album Happier Than Ever to New Zealand in September 2022. Tickets are on sale via Ticketmaster.co.nz.

Is Kings of Leon back together?

Popular rock band Kings of Leon announced it will cancel its upcoming shows as the band members – who are all related – are tending to family emergency.

Why did Kings of Leon get Cancelled?

Kings of Leon have cancelled their US tour amid reports of problems within the band. The cancellation comes three days after frontman Caleb Followill left the stage during a show in Dallas, Texas. He said he was no longer able to sing because of “heat exhaustion and dehydration”.