
Some songs were made to be played loud, and Kings of Leon have plenty of them.
Whether you're belting out “Use Somebody,” losing your voice to “Sex on Fire” or waiting for that opening riff of “The Bucket,” there's nothing quite like hearing the Followill brothers live. In 2027, fans across North America will have another chance to do just that as Kings of Leon return to the road for a new tour.
The newly announced 2027 North American leg of the World Tour supports the band’s 10th studio album, O My Beloved, released Nov. 6, 2026. The 30-date North American run begins May 8 in Bristow, Virginia, and concludes Oct. 15 at Madison Square Garden in New York City. Band of Horses and Dexter and The Moonrocks will join the band on select dates.
Multiple presales begin Monday, Nov. 9, with the general onsale scheduled for Friday, Nov. 13. That gives fans several opportunities to shop before the tour begins, but each presale has different eligibility requirements and ticket inventory.
This guide breaks down everything fans need to know about Kings of Leon's 2027 presales and general onsale, plus how to find resale tickets through SeatGeek. Whether you miss out on tickets at the onsale, don't qualify for a presale or simply want more time to compare your options, resale is another opportunity to find great seats at a price that works for you.
Ready to hear “Sex on Fire” live in 2027? First, you'll want to know when tickets go on sale.
Here's a breakdown of the important dates and times. Keep in mind that some venues have different sale schedules, so double-check the official listing for your preferred show.
Presale or onsale | Date | Start time |
|---|---|---|
Spotify presale | Monday, Nov. 9, 2026 | 9 a.m. local for most dates |
Artist presale | Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2026 | 9 a.m. local for most dates |
Citi cardmember presale in the U.S. | Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2026 | 9 a.m. local for most dates |
American Express presale in Canada | Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2026 | 9 a.m. local for most dates |
Live Nation presale | Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2026 | 9 a.m. local for most dates |
Select venue and support presales | Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2026 | 9 a.m. local for participating dates |
General onsale | Friday, Nov. 13, 2026 | 9 a.m. local for most dates |
Want first dibs on Kings of Leon tickets? There are several ways to get early access, but not every presale is open to everyone.
Some are reserved for eligible credit cardholders, while others require an invitation, registration or membership. Getting into a presale doesn't necessarily mean you'll get the seats you want, as each window has limited inventory and popular sections can go quickly.
Here's how each Kings of Leon presale works and what you'll need to participate.
Been listening to Kings of Leon on repeat? Your Spotify activity might help you get early access.
The Reserved by Spotify presale begins Monday, November 9, at 9 a.m. local time for most participating shows, giving select eligible Spotify Premium listeners an opportunity to buy tickets before the general public.
Spotify determines who qualifies and sends invitations through the app or the email associated with eligible accounts. Having Spotify Premium doesn't automatically guarantee an invitation.
If you're selected, follow the instructions in your invitation and check the ticket limit for your show. Some dates allow two tickets per eligible account, while others allow up to four.
The band's official artist presale begins Tuesday, November 10, at 9 a.m. local time for most participating dates, and fans can sign up through Seated ahead of the sale.
Here's how to register:
Visit the official Kings of Leon tour page and find your preferred concert.
Click the artist presale signup option, which will direct you to Seated.
Enter your first name, last name and email address.
Select your country and enter your postal code.
Confirm that you're at least 13 years old and choose whether to receive additional updates from Kings of Leon.
Submit your registration and watch your email for presale access details and reminders.
The Citi cardmember presale begins Tuesday, November 10, at 9 a.m. local time for most participating U.S. shows and runs through Thursday, November 12, at 10 p.m. local time.
There's no separate registration required for eligible cardmembers. When the presale opens, visit the official ticketing page for your preferred Kings of Leon concert and select the Citi presale.
For participating events, the presale code is generally the first six digits of your eligible Citi credit card or Citibank debit card. You'll also need to complete your purchase using an eligible Citi card, so have it ready before the sale begins.
Not every Citi card or concert necessarily qualifies. Check the Citi Entertainment website for participating events, eligibility rules and any ticket limits.
Canadian Kings of Leon fans, this one's for you.
If you have an eligible American Express card, you may be able to get tickets early for the band's Toronto and Vancouver concerts.
The American Express presale begins Tuesday, November 10, at 9 a.m. local time for participating shows and continues through Thursday, November 12, at 10 p.m. local time.
Unlike an artist presale, you generally won't need to register for an invitation in advance. Instead, visit the official ticketing page for your concert, look for the American Express presale and follow the instructions to access eligible tickets.
Depending on the event, you may need to enter a code or use an eligible American Express card to unlock and purchase tickets. You can also visit American Express Experiences for additional information about Canadian cardmember ticket offers.
Live Nation offers another chance to get tickets before the general public.
The Live Nation presale begins Wednesday, November 11, at 9 a.m. local time for most participating concerts.
Fans can sign up for Live Nation All Access, a free membership program that provides access to select concert presales and other benefits.
If you're not already a member, register ahead of November 11 using the same email address associated with your Ticketmaster account. This helps make the process easier when it's time to buy tickets.
Once you're signed in, find your preferred Kings of Leon concert on Live Nation and look for the presale option when the sale begins. Eligible All Access members may be able to unlock tickets without entering a separate promotional code.
Kings of Leon tickets go on sale to the general public Friday, November 13, 2026, at 9 a.m. local time for most North American tour dates. Some venues have different start times, so double-check the official ticketing page for your preferred concert.
Unlike the presales, the general onsale is open to everyone. You won't need a special credit card, an artist presale registration or a promotional code to participate.
However, some of the most popular sections may already have limited availability after several days of presales.
Want to skip the stress of a competitive presale? Or maybe you're still figuring out which friends are coming along?
Whatever the reason, resale is a great way to see Kings of Leon in 2027, and you don't have to wait until the shows sell out to start looking.
In fact, Kings of Leon resale tickets on SeatGeek will be available for every tour stop starting with the first presale on Monday, November 9, giving fans a chance to secure seats before the general public onsale even begins.
That means no scrambling for presale codes, competing for a spot in a virtual queue or settling for seats you don't really want. You can browse available listings on your own schedule, whether that's during the first presale or a few weeks before your concert.
There are some other great reasons to consider resale:
Another shot at seats you missed. Just because your favorite section was unavailable during the original onsale doesn't mean tickets won't appear later. Fans may list seats when their plans change, including tickets in popular sections near the stage.
Opportunities to find better value. Resale prices fluctuate based on demand, and sellers set their own asking prices. Some tickets may become more affordable as the show approaches, although prices can also rise for popular concerts.
More seating options to explore. Want to get close to the Followills? Prefer a lawn ticket for a summer amphitheater show or an elevated view at an arena? Resale lets you compare different ticket types and price points to find what suits you.
More freedom to compare cities and dates. With 30 concerts across North America, fans willing to travel can look beyond their hometown. Comparing ticket prices in nearby cities could help you find a better value or a venue you'd especially like to visit.
There's no guaranteed best day to buy resale tickets, and prices can move in either direction as a concert approaches.
If you've got your heart set on a particular show or want seats in a specific section, buying earlier may give you more choices. This can be especially helpful for fans traveling to a concert or attending with a larger group.
On the other hand, fans who are flexible about seating may prefer to monitor the market. Some sellers lower their asking prices as concert day gets closer, particularly if they still have tickets they need to sell. But waiting also carries the risk of fewer available seats or rising prices.
The best strategy? Know what you're willing to spend, keep an eye on the listings and don't feel pressured to buy the first tickets you see. With resale, you have more opportunities to find seats that work for you, whether that's months before the tour or closer to showtime.
Whether you're eyeing a summer night at an outdoor amphitheater or a fall arena show, SeatGeek makes it easy to find resale tickets for every stop on the band's 2027 North American tour.
Here's how to find your seats:
Find your concert. Visit Kings of Leon tickets on SeatGeek or search for the band in the SeatGeek app. Select your preferred city and date.
Explore the seating chart. Use SeatGeek's interactive map to compare sections and rows, and check whether tickets are for reserved seating, general admission or lawn access.
See your view before buying. Use View From Seat previews, where available, to get a better idea of what the stage will look like from your section.
Find tickets that fit your budget. Filter listings by price, section and quantity, then check Deal Score to identify tickets offering strong value.
Know what you're paying. SeatGeek's All-In Pricing includes mandatory fees upfront, so you can compare ticket costs without unexpected charges at checkout.
Set a Price Alert. Not ready to buy? Track your preferred show and enable available price notifications so you can keep an eye on potential deals.
Buy with confidence. Review the listing details and delivery instructions before purchasing. Eligible orders are backed by SeatGeek's Buyer Guarantee.
Maybe you're finally catching Kings of Leon after years of listening to Only by the Night. Maybe you've been following the band since Youth & Young Manhood. Or maybe you're bringing someone who only knows “Sex on Fire” and is about to discover what they've been missing.
Whatever brings you to the show, there's a whole lot more to a Kings of Leon concert than the songs you've heard on the radio.
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Mary Callahan is a contributing writer at SeatGeek who believes there's nothing quite like the magic of live entertainment. With over a decade of experience as a professional performer, she brings a unique behind-the-scenes perspective and a passion for helping fans make the most of every live event experience. She has previously written for the Kennedy Center, BroadwayWorld, Backstage, Dance Spirit and Capezio.