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Watch: Kings Of Leon in Budapest @ Sziget Festival, 11 August

• 3 Aug 2022 2:28 PM

After a wait of 7 years, KINGS OF LEON will return to Hungary in 2022, to headline Sziget for a second time.

The band, made up of 3 brothers, Nathan, Caleb, Jared Followill and cousin Matthew Followill, released their 8th album “When you see yourself’ in March 2021.

Recent set lists from their recent summer tour of North America, included songs from all 8 of their albums.

Date and time:
Thursday, Aug. 11. 21:15

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