SEATTLE, Nov. 9, 2026. Kings of Leon will play Climate Pledge Arena on Wednesday, Sept. 15, 2027, with Dexter and The Moonrocks opening. It is the last event currently on the Seattle arena's calendar and part of a new North American tour.
The Followill family band announced the 2027 run this month in support of their new album, O My Beloved, Consequence reported. The tour has about 30 shows across the U.S. and Canada, including Red Rocks and Madison Square Garden, according to JamBase.
From Nashville to arenas
Kings of Leon started as a scrappy Southern garage band in the early 2000s and became one of the biggest rock acts in the world with "Use Somebody" and "Sex on Fire." Their recent records have pulled back toward a looser, warmer sound, and their live sets usually balance the hits with deep cuts from the early albums.
Opening act Dexter and The Moonrocks, a West Texas band with a laid-back, country-tinged rock sound, have been building a following on the road and play their own headline dates this season.
Tickets
Early resale listings start around US$104 in the 200-level sections, with averages between about US$135 and US$157 for the cheapest blocks. Floor and lower-bowl seats run higher. For concerts, the floor is closest to the stage, and the upper levels give a wide view.
Getting there
Climate Pledge Arena is at 334 1st Ave. N. in Seattle Center. Buses stop at 1st Ave. N. and Republican St., and the Monorail runs from Westlake Center. The arena garage is next door, but traffic after a sold-out show is heavy, so transit is often faster. Lower Queen Anne restaurants are a short walk.
Seat availability is on the Kings of Leon at Climate Pledge Arena ticket page. The rest of the season, from Garth Brooks to Olivia Rodrigo and the Kraken, is on the Climate Pledge Arena schedule.
About Climate Pledge Arena
Climate Pledge Arena opened in 2021 at Seattle Center, keeping the landmark roof of the former KeyArena. It hosts concerts and is home to the Kraken, Storm and Torrent.