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Articles tagged "kings of leon" Events ReviewWet Hot American Festival: Lollapalooza 2009by Drew Fortune[31.Aug.09] :. Certain things in Chicago are predictable... if it’s Lollapalooza weekend, the weather is gonna stink. PopMatters covered the fest, shooting video interviews and avoiding heatstroke.  NewsMeet the new Kings of rock ‘n’ rollby Jordan Levin [McClatchy Newspapers (MCT)][1.May.09] :. Being in a rock band on the road is almost a continuation of childhood for the three Followill brothers in Kings of Leon. As boys they often slept in the car as their Pentecostal preacher father took... Mixed MediaKings of Leon - “Sex on Fire” (video)by Elena Mertus[11.Mar.09] :. I heard this song on my alt. rock radio station today. Perhaps it was the melody, or the vocals, but I was transported back to the ‘80s. I would have closed my eyes and relished the moment, but...  Events ReviewKings of Leon + We Are Scientists + The Whigsby Andrew Martin[11.Dec.08] :. Kings of Leon’s southern-influenced garage rock has morphed into an arena-sized sound that translates into one hell of a performance. Music ReviewKings of Leon: Only by the Nightby Alan Ranta[23.Sep.08] :. A return to their Southern Strokes roots with a banal serving of typically unemotional, formulaic stadium rock for hipsters who could care less.  Events ReviewKings of Leonby Tony Sclafani[31.Oct.07] :. Kings of Leon is no longer an upstart band with a quirky past. These days, they’re seasoned pros, dutifully punching the clock. The question is, can they still clock in with conviction? Kings of Leon: Because of the Timesby Vladimir Wormwood[3.Apr.07] :. Kings of Leon hits the mark then gets greedy. Kings of Leon: Aha Shake Heartbreakby Stephen Haag[18.Feb.05] :. Even if their lyrics are sometimes unintelligible, these swampy Southern rockers haven't run out of things to say on their rollicking sophomore offering. Kings of Leon: Youth and Young Manhoodby Scott Hreha[16.Sep.03] :. So I suppose it goes without saying that Youth and Young Manhood is most definitely not one of the best debut albums of the last 10 years; it wouldn’t even earn that title if the timeframe were whittled down to the last 10 days. |
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