Justin Chan / youthjournalism.org The Kings of Leon onstage in Brisbane  By Nancy Hsu Reporter Youth Journalism International BRISBANE, Australia – It takes a rock band like the Kings of Leon to bring together a middle-aged couple wildly grooving and young fans singing religiously alongside them, knowing nearly every word by heart. On the second city stop of their Australian tour to promote their newest work, Come Around Sundown, the Kings of Leon did not disappoint their fans last night at the Brisbane Entertainment Centre in Queensland. Opening with “Radioactive,” the first single on Come Around Sundown, the Kings followed up with a range of their current songs as well as their classics like “Sex On Fire” and “Use Somebody.” Justin Chan / youthjournalism.org The Kings of Leon onstage in Brisbane In an effort to move closer to the front … Read entire article »

Justin Chan / youthjournalism.org The Kings of Leon onstage in Brisbane  By Nancy Hsu Reporter Youth Journalism International BRISBANE, Australia – It takes a rock bandlike the Kings of Leon to bring together a middle-aged couple wildly grooving andyoung fans singing religiously alongside them, knowing nearly every word byheart. On the second city stop of theirAustralian tour to promote their newest work, Come AroundSundown, the Kings of Leon did not disappoint their fans last nightat the Brisbane Entertainment Centre in Queensland. Opening with “Radioactive,” the firstsingle on Come Around Sundown, the Kings followedup with a range of their current songs as well as their classics like “Sex OnFire” and “Use Somebody.” Justin Chan / youthjournalism.org The Kings of Leon onstage in Brisbane In an effort to move closer to the frontof the mosh pit, the worshipful crowd continued to push … Read entire article »

Justin Chan / youthjournalism.org The Kings of Leon onstage in Brisbane  By Nancy Hsu Reporter Youth Journalism International BRISBANE, Australia – It takes a rock band like the Kings of Leon to bring together a middle-aged couple wildly grooving and young fans singing religiously alongside them, knowing nearly every word by heart. On the second city stop of their Australian tour to promote their newest work, Come Around Sundown, the Kings of Leon did not disappoint their fans last night at the Brisbane Entertainment Centre in Queensland. Opening with “Radioactive,” the first single on Come Around Sundown, the Kings followed up with a range of their current songs as well as their classics like “Sex On Fire” and “Use Somebody.” Justin Chan / youthjournalism.org The Kings of Leon onstage in Brisbane In an effort to move closer … Read entire article »

Justin Chan / youthjournalism.org The Kings of Leon onstage in Brisbane  By Nancy Hsu Reporter Youth Journalism International BRISBANE, Australia – It takes a rock band like the Kings of Leon to bring together a middle-aged couple wildly grooving and young fans singing religiously alongside them, knowing nearly every word by heart. On the second city stop of their Australian tour to promote their newest work, Come Around Sundown, the Kings of Leon did not disappoint their fans last night at the Brisbane Entertainment Centre in Queensland. Opening with “Radioactive,” the first single on Come Around Sundown, the Kings followed up with a range of their current songs as well as their classics like “Sex On Fire” and “Use Somebody.” Justin Chan / youthjournalism.org The Kings of Leon onstage in Brisbane In an effort to move closer … Read entire article »

Justin Chan / youthjournalism.org The Kings of Leon onstage in Brisbane  By Nancy Hsu Reporter Youth Journalism International BRISBANE, Australia – It takes a rock band like the Kings of Leon to bring together a middle-aged couple wildly grooving and young fans singing religiously alongside them, knowing nearly every word by heart. On the second city stop of their Australian tour to promote their newest work, Come Around Sundown, the Kings of Leon did not disappoint their fans last night at the Brisbane Entertainment Centre in Queensland. Opening with “Radioactive,” the first single on Come Around Sundown, the Kings followed up with a range of their current songs as well as their classics like “Sex On Fire” and “Use Somebody.” Justin Chan / youthjournalism.org The Kings of Leon onstage in Brisbane In an effort to move closer … Read entire article »

Justin Chan / youthjournalism.org The Kings of Leon onstage in Brisbane  By Nancy Hsu Reporter Youth Journalism International BRISBANE, Australia – It takes a rock band like the Kings of Leon to bring together a middle-aged couple wildly grooving and young fans singing religiously alongside them, knowing nearly every word by heart. On the second city stop of their Australian tour to promote their newest work, Come Around Sundown, the Kings of Leon did not disappoint their fans last night at the Brisbane Entertainment Centre in Queensland. Opening with “Radioactive,” the first single on Come Around Sundown, the Kings followed up with a range of their current songs as well as their classics like “Sex On Fire” and “Use Somebody.” Justin Chan / youthjournalism.org The Kings of Leon onstage in Brisbane In an effort to move closer to the front … Read entire article »

Justin Chan / youthjournalism.org The Kings of Leon onstage in Brisbane  By Nancy Hsu Reporter Youth Journalism International BRISBANE, Australia – It takes a rock bandlike the Kings of Leon to bring together a middle-aged couple wildly grooving andyoung fans singing religiously alongside them, knowing nearly every word byheart. On the second city stop of theirAustralian tour to promote their newest work, Come AroundSundown, the Kings of Leon did not disappoint their fans last nightat the Brisbane Entertainment Centre in Queensland. Opening with “Radioactive,” the firstsingle on Come Around Sundown, the Kings followedup with a range of their current songs as well as their classics like “Sex OnFire” and “Use Somebody.” Justin Chan / youthjournalism.org The Kings of Leon onstage in Brisbane In an effort to move closer to the frontof the mosh pit, the worshipful crowd continued to push … Read entire article »