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Kings of Leon Documentary – Only By The Night Home Movies

kings of leon documentaryThe story of Kings of Leon
as told through archival material, home movies and documentary footage inside the studio and on tour. A unique look into their family history and religious upbringing which set the stage for one of the biggest rock bands in the world. The new Talihina Sky: The Story of Kings of Leon Documentary is coming soon. Only By The Night Home Movies is a great account of the album with the same name. It charts KOL rise to stadium headliners.

Kings Of Leon on Tour
The Tennessee rockers consist of brothers Caleb, Jared, Nathan Followill and their cousin Matthew. A Kings of Leon Tour is sure to generate excitement as the southern gents are one of the biggest bands in the world. Trying to get Kings of Leon tickets can be tricky especially with interest generated by a new Kings of Leon 2011, tour but then again Kings of Leon tour tickets will always be very popular especially when the band keep releasing such great records.



Kings of Leon | Only By The Night Home Movies (2008) from CloserToKOL on Vimeo.
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