The Followills are back with familiar anthems but not enough howling numbers to satiate their ninth album's titular request The post Kings Of Leon – ‘Can We Please Have Fun’ review: a return to their rugged roots… sort of appeared first on NME.

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In February, King Of Leon announced their new album Can We Please Have Fun and released the lead single “Mustang,” which they performed on Fallon shortly after. The Nashville rock veterans shared “Split Screen” last month, and they’re back today with the track “Nothing To Do.”

It is taken from the Nashville band’s ninth album ‘Can We Please Have Fun’The post Kings of Leon share video for raucous new single ‘Nothing To Do’ appeared first on NME.

Can We Please Have Fun, the new album from Kings Of Leon, is dropping in May. Lead single “Mustang” percolated with an ’80s rock energy, seasoned with twang and topped off with Caleb Followil’s yowling exclamations. “Split Screen,” the new single out today, is much tamer and moodier. A ...