Kings of Leon’s O My Beloved arrives with a credential the band hasn’t had before: they produced it themselves. The 10th studio album, released Nov. 6, 2026, is the Followill brothers’ first entirely self-produced record — written largely while Caleb was home recovering from a foot injury, 13 tracks turning inward on family, grief, fidelity, and the routine texture of ordinary life. For a band that has spent two decades growing into arena headlining slots, describing the new record as their most intimate and unguarded is not a small thing to claim.
About the Show
Kings of Leon (Caleb, Nathan, Jared, and Matthew Followill) bring the O My Beloved tour to Bethel Woods Center for the Arts on Sunday, May 30, with Band of Horses opening. The date falls in the spring leg of a 30-city North American run stretching from May 8 in Bristow, Virginia, to October 15 at Madison Square Garden.
O My Beloved, out on Love Tap Records via Virgin Music, is 13 tracks the band frames as a return to the raw, unfiltered approach of their early Nashville work, now routed through the specific weight of middle life: family, grief, romantic fidelity. The album took shape partly while Caleb Followill was laid up at home, and the band describes it as the most intimate thing the four brothers have recorded together. Lead singles “My Whole World,” “Cold Blue Dawn,” and “KOYSAR” were released ahead of the tour. Four-time Grammy winners with over 20 million albums sold since their 2003 debut, Kings of Leon are building a 30-city tour around a record that asks for a quieter kind of attention than their arena catalog typically demands.
Venue & Logistics
Bethel Woods Center for the Arts occupies the historic grounds of the 1969 Woodstock Music Festival in Bethel, in the Hudson Valley. The 16,000-capacity outdoor amphitheater carries that history into every summer season, lightly but unmistakably. For a family band making their most personal record on their own terms, there is an earned logic to playing a venue whose identity runs this deep. Showtime is 7:30 p.m.
Tickets
No ticket price was available from sources at the time of publication. Presale access begins Nov. 9 at 9 a.m. local time (Spotify), with artist, Citi, and Amex presales following Nov. 10. General public tickets go on sale Friday, Nov. 13 at 9 a.m. local time. Buy tickets