Kings of Leon announce Dublin arena show for 22 June 2027

Kings of Leon have announced an arena show in Dublin on Tuesday, 22 June 2027, according to the Dutch site Festileaks. The date falls just two days after Pinkpop 2027, which leads the outlet to see a stop at the Landgraaf festival on the way to Ireland as a real possibility for the American band.

Festileaks notes that Pinkpop will reveal its first names on Monday, 26 October, and cautiously marks Kings of Leon as a contender. An appearance would bring the band back to the festival after ten years. Their last show in the Benelux was in 2022, and they have released two new albums since then.

The band has long been tipped for Pinkpop alongside Rock Werchter, where Kings of Leon still owe fans a show cancelled at the 2025 edition. According to Festileaks, a make-up date at Werchter in 2027 looks unlikely, as the band plays an arena in London on 2 and 3 July. In October mbuzz reported on the announcement of their show at The O2 on 2 July 2027.

The dates follow the album “O My Beloved”, due on 6 November 2026 according to MusicBrainz. Its second single, “Cold Blue Dawn”, came out on 30 September with a lyric video made in partnership with The Weather Channel.

Kings of Leon formed in Nashville in 1999 and play alternative rock. Their previous studio album, “Can We Please Have Fun”, was released in May 2024. Their last concert in Romania was on 17 June 2017 at Arena Națională in Bucharest.