#Jared Followill

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Kings playing Singapore at the F1, night 2.

Pics by rhys_sackett IG.

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Match 4 (Round 1)

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Are you a mustang or a kitty? What are you all about?

[destinedtobeloved]

A little something for my favorite Followill lil brother :)) Jaredddd

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#Kings #of #Leon #Band, #Sex #on #Fire, #Coverband #YouRock #Schweiz, #BauFachForum, #Baulexikon #Wilfried #Berger, #Lehrstellenbörse, #Jobbörse: Wissenswertes zur Ausbildung, Freizeitspaß, Lehrberufe, Ausbildungsbetriebe:

Link zum Video:

Link zu Hall of Fame vom BauFachForum:

BauFachForum Baulexikon: Für euch immer an vorderster Stelle.

Guten Tag, sehr geehrte Kolleginnen und Kollegen,

aus unserer Rubrik Hall of Fame oder Wer ist Wer, haben wir euch wieder eine neue Band vorgestellt.

Viel Spaß beim Studieren von unserem Beitrag aus unserer Lehrstellenbörse vom Handwerk und dem dazugehörigen Video. Natürlich wieder Live und mit geiler Musik!!!

Thema heute:

Die Band Kings of Leons mit Ihrem Song Sex of Fire:

Vorgetragen von einer herausragenden Coverband aus der Schweiz YouRock. Die Band YouRock könnt Ihr für eure Firmenfeste buchen!!!

Kings of Leon die Band:

Die Band Kings of Leon stammt aus Nashville in den Vereinigte Staaten.

Der Sound kann in den Southern Rock bzw. den Alternativen Rock eingegliedert werden.

Gegründet wurde die Band 2000 in Tennessee von den Brüdern Followill. Dabei waren die Brüder Caleb, Jared und Nathan Followill wegweisend. Dazu kam dann noch der Cousin Matthew Followill an der E-Gitarre mit hinzu.

Aktuelle Besetzung:

Gesang, E-Gitarre Caleb Followill

E-Gitarre Matthew Followill

Bass Jared Followill

Schlagzeug Nathan Followill

Website: https://www.kingsofleon.com/#/

Über den Song Sex on Fire:

Übersetzt bedeutet der Titel Sex in Flammen.

Die Single von Kings of Leon stammt aus dem Album Only by the Night auf der B-Seite.

Herausgegeben wurde der Song am 11. August 2008 und wurde am 23. April 2008 im Studio Amsel in Berry Hill in Tennessee aufgenommen.

Der Southern Rock bzw. der Alternative Rock hat eine Länge von 3:24 in der Albumversion.

Rund um den Song:

Die Songwriters:   

Followill Jared, Followill Matthew, Followill Nathan und Followill Caleb.

Die Produzenten waren Angelo Petraglia, Jacquire König.

Link zur Lehrstellenbörse im Handwerk BauFachForum:

Gruß aus Pfullendorf

Euer Bauschadensanalytiker

Wilfried Berger

Verpasst kein spannendes Video vom BauFachForum mehr:

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Looking for a story…

I know it’s a long shot but does anybody know where I could find the Jared Followill fanfiction called “Pirate Smile”? I discovered it years ago (like maybe in 2010) on Quizilla and then later on Mibba. It was a beyond brilliant story just like the one by @ownisyoulove-blog.

It appears as though Mibba no longer works which is a real shame. Quizilla has obviously been gone for a long time too. And maybe the Kings of Leon fanfiction community hasn’t had much activity since about 2013 (I could be wrong though as I haven’t really checked into it since about then or so).

Thanks in advance!

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Kings Of Leon - Use Somebody

Caleb, Nathan & Jared Followill, and cousin Matthew Followill

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i don’t think this applies to jared followill from kings of leon

the loneliness of the long-distance bassist

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Kings playing Singapore at the F1, night 2.

Pics by jodilcase IG.

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Hello, my dear! 💜

Today I'm here to ask you about your top 5 favourite bands and why you like them. I would love to know which band member you like in each band you name and who are you obsessed with the most - if you have that special band member.

Sincerely, Your Santa 💜

Hi!!! Thank you for asking about bands instead of artist, that would be a lot harder to choose.

Kings of Leon: They must be in the top 1. I started to listen to them back in 2008. I just fell in love with them, their lyrics, and their background. They come from a Christian family, I felt related to them since I am Christian too. Sometimes there were people saying that I shouldn't listen to certain music or artists because they were opposed to my religion and beliefs (The irony is that these people were not even from the church). I was in junior high, I just wanted to be open to learn new things in general (cultures, mythologies, music.. You name it) that wasn't going to stop me believing in God (and guess what? It didn't, I still believe). This band was my rock whenever I felt worried about what people said about me or how they perceived me.

Pink Floyd: My proper introduction to Pink Floyd was when I was around 10 years old. My older brother and sister were watching the VH1 channel and "The Wall" started... I was blown away!!! Of course, I couldn't fully understand the whole concept, the whole meaning of the movie at the moment, but I was moved by the movie and the music. I asked them about the band, and they told me what they knew about them. My sister gave me her old "The Dark Side Of The Moon" t-shirt, which I still have (only the front part) and a fender guitar keychain with the cover of "The Wall" in pink.

Led Zeppelin: My brother has the IV album. I loved the cover, I loved the song. At that time I didn't know English (again, I was very young xD), but there was something in "Stairway to Heaven" that made me feel like I was in another world.

The Beatles: This is my dad's favorite band. He listened to all the albums with me. He told me all the things he knew about them. They have a special place in my heart. I was so heartbroken when he told me that they were no longer together and that John was dead. I have good childhood memories trying to pronounce the lyrics correctly and just enjoying the music.

Sex Pistols: It's hard choosing a fifth place. Sometimes it changes. But in this case, I chose The Sex Pistols because they were one of the major bands I listened to in high school. I loved how raw they sounded, how punk they were! I loved wearing boots at that time and I turned some safety pins into earrings. I loved that their lyrics explained how their generation felt at that moment in human history, and the beauty of the music is that ageless, and it keeps resonating (all those feelings) in these current times.

From these bands my favorite members are:

Kings of Leon: Jared Followill

Pink Floyd: Syd Barrrett, Nick Mason

Led Zeppelin: John Paul Jones

The Beatles: Ringo Starr and George Harrison

Sex Pistols: Sid Vicious

From all of them, I believe that Syd Barrett and George live rent free in my mind. To me, Syd was a tremendous artist. I love his solo albums. He was indeed a diamond. I believe that he was so bright, so full of colors. His paintings and the sketches in his notebook are truly wonderful. It is so sad how his career as a musician ended. He was an echo in Pink Floyd's albums after he left. 

I do remember the day George Harrison died. I was 6 years old and that day on the radio they played" My Sweet Lord" many times among other of his most well known songs, like "While My Guitar Gently Weeps". I was shocked. It was the first time an artist that I listened to passed away. I loved what he did with his solo career. 

What about you? Do you like a band or two from my list? How was your day?

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Happy Birthday Jared Followill, bassist and co-founder of Kings of Leon, co-super for supergroup Smoke & Jackal, born in the rock 11/20/1986. #JaredFollowill #KingsofLeon #RockHonorRoll

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Kings of Leon & Phantogram – Mann Center – Union Transfer – Philadelphia, PA – September 23, 2024

Can we please have fun, Philly?

Phantogram is an indie pop duo consisting of Sarah Barthel and Josh Carter. They formed in 2007, building sounds of electric street rock, mixed with dreamy pop music. Their debut album, Eyelid Movies, was released in 2010, creating indie hits like “When I’m Small.” Other album releases include Voices in 2014, Three in 2016 and Ceremony in 2020. These days, the duo can be found on tour, and they have recently released two new singles for their upcoming album Memory of a Day, due for release in mid-October 2024. 

Phantogram started the night opening up for the Kings of Leon. Their set began with their song “Don’t Move,” from their 2011 EP, “Nightlife.” As soon as the first few notes of the song hit, the crowd immediately started cheering out of excitement, all while the lights flashed back and forth. Just like how the term “phantogram” is a form of an optical illusion, the band portrayed that with all of the strobe lights and colorful visions during their set.

Singer Sarah Barthel played keys and gave an ethereal intro to the song “Cruel World,” but once that chorus change dropped, she jumped around stage dancing and whipping her hair side to side while holding the mic. Many of Phantogram’s songs tend to jump from this dreamy, spacy vibe over to this electric energy-filled techno pop. Although this show was on a Monday and they were the opener, the duo did not disappoint with the energy that they brought on stage, along with the full crowd that showed up to dance and sing with them during their set. Phantogram was the perfect opener to pop off the energy for the rest of the night!

Next up were headliners Kings of Leon, a family band formed in 1999, consisting of brothers Caleb, Nathan, and Jared Followill, and cousin Matthew Followill. Their sound has grown over the years with each album, but their Southern garage rock roots still remain true, as well as tying some blues energy into their music. Kings of Leon gained some traction with their debut EP released in 2003 called "Holy Roller Novocain”. Shortly after, they released their album Youth and Young Manhood.

Other album releases include Aha Shake Heartbreak in 2004, Because of the Times in 2007, Only By The Night in 2008, which has hits “Sex on Fire” and “Use Somebody” that became instant mainstream radio hits. Kings of Leon released multiple albums after this, including Come Around Sundown (2010), Mechanical Bull (2013), and When You See Yourself (2021). Can We Please Have Fun? is the band’s ninth studio album release that came out in May 2024.

Kings of Leon kicked off their set with the song “Ballerina Radio” off of their new album. Mondays aren’t so tough to get through when a high energy rock band headlines the stage at a Philly venue. Whether it was on the slower side or it included upbeat riffs, the crowd knew all of the words to every song played, singing and dancing along to every lyric, all throughout their songs. Usually, whenever a band is touring for their new album release, they tend to mainly play songs from that album alone with a song or two sprinkled in there from another album.

The Kings played some songs from every album. Having several albums since 2003, there were definitely some hits in there that had the crowd cheering extra loud, especially the ones they haven’t played live in a while. “Pyro” off of their album Comedown Sundown stuck out more to me while watching their set. At one point in the song, singer Caleb paused to let the crowd sing lyrics to the chorus on the screen that everyone yelled while the light show and colorful visuals that were eye-catching. Then tying back into the band playing as a whole again once the bang of the drums hit after that chorus.

During their tour, Kings of Leon have been advertising a “song for the city” where they surprise the crowd by playing a random requested song from fans from one of their albums over the years. Philly’s most requested song for the night was “McFearless” from their album Because of the Times. They admitted to not having played that one in a while, and while I’m sure it would seem it would be rusty to play, the band gave just as much energy playing this live as when it was released back in 2007.

Kings of Leon still brings that powerful live energy and movement 20 years later, with the crowd projecting just as much energy. Caleb even told the crowd “I got to say Monday night in Philadelphia is about as good as anywhere. We played on Saturday night, and you guys are better than the Saturday night crowd,” excited about how much fun the crowd had been.

There was so much positive energy and nostalgia through the night while both bands continuously thanked and declared their love for Philly. With their latest album titled “Can We Please Have Fun,” Kings of Leon most definitely answered that question after delivering plenty of fun during their Monday night set.

Cecilia Orlando

Copyright ©2024 PopEntertainment.com. All rights reserved. Posted: September 24, 2024.

Photos by Cecilia Orlando © 2024. All rights reserved.

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Review | Álbum “Can We Please Have Fun” de Kings of Leon traz nostalgia e incerteza do futuro

Novo álbum da banda Kings Of Leon, "Can We Please Have Fun", traz instrumentais fortes e vocais poderosos. Confira os detalhes.

Nesta última sexta-feira (10), a banda Kings Of Leon voltou com grande estilo para as plataformas digitais com seu nono álbum de estúdio, “Can We Please Have Fun”. Contando com 12 faixas bem construídas e, de certa forma, nostálgicas, o disco parece teletransportar o ouvinte ao desconhecido. Os músicos Caleb (guitarra/vocal), Nathan (bateria), Jared (baixo) e Matthew Followill (guitarra), trazem…

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