Voici le video pour Sex of Fire: Kind of a boring vid if you ask melike something 3 Doors Down or Nickleback would make. It’s a look that apparently warrants two screens explaining that the video was “brought to you by NachoVision,” the film eye of Kings cousin Christopher “Nacho” Followill. Kings of Leons new video 'Supersoaker' channel a vintage, 50s-inspired vibe, and has a catchy beat to which you cant help but tap your feet. Hopefully, the new Kings of Leon will be an instant winner. The discography of Kings of Leon, an American rock band, consists of eight studio albums, one live album, two compilation albums, two video album, five extended plays, 26 singles, one promotional single and 26 music videos.As of 2016 the band has sold over 21 million albums worldwide and 38 million singles. The accompanying intimate black-and-white music video, filmed live in the bands hometown in Nashville, Tennessee, features frontman Caleb Followill sitting on the arm of a sofa in an empty.
Sure, the video is a little corny in a cumbayah, we are the world, type of way but the boys have never been known for having great music videos. Kings of Leon revealed their appropriately named song Going Nowhere on March 31 for everyone feeling a bit blue while staying at home due to the lockdown. As if they knew that their biggest fan was driving 5 hours to see them this weekend, they released a brand spanking new track Radioactive today. Nearly 10 years since the release of their debut album, Kings of Leon have unveiled a new single that harks back to their soulful, excessive-haired days. With it, they shot scenes in the studio of a baby with a shaker and others in the streets around their native Nashville to create a montage of clips that run at the same upbeat pace as the song. The new album 'WALLS' featuring 'Waste a Moment', 'WALLS', 'Around the World' and 'Reverend' available now: iTunes -. Kings of Leon are my favourite band ever. Rather than audition a million fuzzy, sun-worn filters to posterize their footage into blurry oblivion, they got hold of an old 8mm camera for (what looks like) the real deal.
Kings of Leon dug up the original Instagram for their video for “Temple,” a track off their latest album Mechanical Bull.
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