Kings of Leon’s O My Beloved is out now — Friday, November 6, 2026 — and it’s the most personal album the band has ever made.

The 13-track album, released via LoveTap Records and distributed by Virgin Music Group, is the Nashville band’s tenth studio album. And for the first time in their 20-plus-year career, they produced it entirely themselves — Caleb, Nathan, Jared and Matthew Followill, no outside producer in the room.

Photo credit: Kings of Leon, image via Wikimedia Commons.

Caleb Followill calls the record “emotional” and “a love letter to family.” The songs are built around gratitude, appreciation, family and childhood memories — the things that come into sharp focus when life forces you to slow down.

And this album was born from exactly that kind of moment. In 2025, Caleb suffered a serious foot injury while playing with his children at home, forcing the band off tour. What could have been a lost year became the space to write and record something entirely their own.

Fans have already heard three singles from it: “My Whole World,” “Cold Blue Dawn” and “KOYSAR” — short for “Kick Off Your Shoes and Run.”

O My Beloved follows their previous album, Can We Please Have Fun (2024). The four-time Grammy winners have also announced one London show: British Airways ARC on November 10.

After two decades, four Grammys and a career full of arena anthems, Kings of Leon sound like a band coming home — to family, to each other, and to the sound only they can make.

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O My Beloved is out now on all streaming platforms.