
The tenth album
Thirteen songs about gratitude and family. Out November 6.

The first single
29 days ’till our ship comes in, we’ll be together again. I’m grateful each day for my whole world.
The words came out of Caleb while the family counted down to a cruise. The video is home footage of the four of us growing up: Christmas mornings and swimming holes.
The record
The first album we produced ourselves: stripped-down songs about gratitude and family.


How album ten began
“I thought I was in better shape than I was and so I was going to hurdle the couch to make the epic tag.”Caleb Followill
The European tour was called off. Caleb picked up an acoustic guitar, and four or five electric songs gave way to stripped-down ones about gratitude and family.
“Wouldn’t it be beautiful to make an album that is looking back on all of the things that we’ve done and appreciating how we got here?”Caleb Followill
Nashville, 1999. Three brothers who grew up in the back of a car while our dad preached at churches and tent revivals across the South, and our cousin Matthew. We named the band after our grandfather, Leon.
Twenty-three years

Our first album. The UK and Ireland heard us first.
12 songsListen On Apple Music
Sex On Fire went to No. 1 in the UK, Ireland, Australia and Finland. Use Somebody won Record Of The Year.
11 songsListen On Apple Music
The last record before we stopped. In 2011 the tour ended early and we stepped away.
16 songsListen On Apple Music

“We have already surpassed anything we ever imagined we could do.”Caleb Followill
Rock am Ring, June 2023In their words

“The songs just really started to pile up one after another and it became apparent that there could be something there.”Jared Followill

“All I could picture was our childhood, running through sprinklers and my kids and those little simple moments.”Caleb Followill

On the road
The store

November 6
Thirteen songs looking back on everything that got us here.