Kings Of Leon on the first time they heard ‘Sex On Fire’ on the radio

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Kings Of Leon on the first time they heard ‘Sex On Fire’ on the radio

In a recent interview with USA Today, Kings of Leon spoke about their hit song ‘Sex on Fire’ and the first time they heard it on the radio. As the band sat in a Mexican restaurant enjoying margaritas and tortilla soup, their manager called lead singer Caleb Followill and told him that Zane Lowe was playing their song. Although Caleb heard the song over the phone, he felt that it was different and unique. The band decided to have a shot in celebration of their success.

‘Sex On Fire’ was the lead single from their fourth album, ‘Only By The Night.’ It reached the number one spot on digital downloads and became the band’s first number one in Australia, Finland, Ireland, and the United Kingdom. The song also became Britain’s second most-downloaded digital single ever, which earned the band their first Grammy nominations for Best Rock Song and Best Vocal Performance by a Duo or Group, with the group winning the latter. Caleb previously expressed his dislike for the song in a 2008 interview with NME, but in a recent interview with NME, Caleb retracted his stance and admitted the song helped transform the band’s career and allowed them to become stadium mainstays.

The band’s ninth full-length album, ‘Can We Please Have Fun’, is set for release on May 10, 2024, and is available for pre-order. According to Caleb, the album made him feel “completely fulfilled,” and the band can’t wait to start touring later this year. Fans can buy tickets on the band’s website for the upcoming world tour.

The interview highlights Kings of Leon’s success and their impact on the music industry. It’s clear that they have a deep love and passion for what they do, always pushing themselves to create something fresh and new. As they prepare for the release of their new album, fans are excited to see what they have in store and to see their return to the stage

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