This marks the band's first release under Capitol Records after leaving their long-time home at RCA.
"Mustang," "Nowhere to Run," "Split Screen"
The album's title — Can We Please Have Fun — captures the central tension of Kings of Leon's career. For a band that built their reputation on raw, sweaty rock shows and songs about chasing thrills, the weight of expectation eventually began to suffocate the very thing that made them great.
The 12-track album blends high-energy rock with atmospheric ballads: (Opener) Rainbow Ball Nowhere To Run Mustang (Lead Single) Actual Daydream Split Screen Don't Stop The Bleeding Nothing To Do M Television Hesitation Gen Ease Me On Seen (Closer)
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