Kings of Leon return to the UK with a headline show at the Scarborough Open Air Theatre, following their tenth album 'O My Beloved'.
Kings of Leon play Scarborough Open Air Theatre on Sunday 27 June 2027, their first date in the town since they last toured the UK. They're back with a new show following their tenth studio album, O My Beloved, which came out on 6 November 2026. The Scarborough date is one of only two northern UK shows they'll play next summer, alongside Lytham Festival on 30 June, and it rounds out a short run that includes two sold-out nights at London's The O2 and a headline appearance at the Isle of Wight Festival.
It's a family affair at the core: the band formed in 1999 in Mount Juliet, Tennessee, with brothers Caleb, Nathan and Jared Followill and their cousin Matthew. Since then, they've headlined some of the world's biggest festivals, including Glastonbury, Coachella and several Lollapaloozas, played Reading and Leeds on three occasions, and staged a record-equalling five nights at London's Hyde Park. O My Beloved is their tenth album, so they've got a deep catalogue to draw from alongside the new material.
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The show starts at 18:00, with a curfew of 22:30, so it's an early start that runs well into the evening. If you're planning to make it, keep in mind it's one of only two northern dates on the run, with the other being Lytham Festival on 30 June.
