Kings Of Leon have re-arranged a date at the O2 Arena which was postponed last year.
Kings Of Leon can barely put a foot wrong. Arranging a typically mammoth series of British shows last year, it took the intervention of the London fire brigade to postpone a show at the O2 Arena.
A tour bus parked in a holding bay caught fire, with the flames spreading to nearby vehicles. The massive blaze was visible for some distance, forcing the band to postpone the show at the O2 Arena.
Thousands of fans were left disappointed, with Kings Of Leon vowing to re-arrange the show. Looking ahead of their British stadium tour this summer, the band have decided to play the date on June 20th.
Originally scheduled for December 21st, the show will now take place close to Midsummer. Kings Of Leon will play the O2 Arena just two days before the band headline London's Hyde Park, and just a day after they play the Lancashire Cricket Ground.
Tickets from the original date remain valid.
Meanwhile, Caleb Followill has been busy hating on hipsters. In a recent Rolling Stone profile the singer ranted about indie culture, claiming that Kings Of Leon will have a "box set career".
“I hate fucking hipsters. Everyone talks about indie this and indie that, but would you really want to be one of those indie bands that makes two albums and disappears? That’s just sad … When we signed on with our manager, we all said we wanted to have a box-set career. We’ll gladly be the next generation of bands that aren’t going anywhere.”
Kings Of Leon have re-arranged the following show:
June
20 London O2 Arena
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