Kings of Leon reign supreme at BST Hyde Park 2024: setlist

1 July 2024, 11:47 | Updated: 1 July 2024, 11:49

By Radio X

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Caleb Followill and co treated fans to a career-spanning set at the iconic London park. Find out what they played on the setlist.

Kings of Leon topped the bill on night two of BST Hyde Park 2024.

After a magical slot from SZA the day before, the stage was set for the Nashville outfit to bring their blend of indie rock to the Great Oak Stage.

First up came supporting performances from the likes of The Vaccines and Scottish singer-songwriter Paolo Nutini.

Paisley’s Paolo Nutini took to the stage at Hyde Park after 12 years; his last appearance being for BT London Live as part of the celebrations for the 2012 Olympic Games.

Showcasing the best of his four chart-topping albums -  including his five-times platinum, These Streets (2006) and gold-acclaimed Last Night in the Bittersweet (2022) - Nutini showed off his extraordinary vocals to the crowd with highlights in Iron Sky, New Shoes and Shine A Light.

Celebrating their sixth studio album, Pick-up Full of Pink Carnations, The Vaccines also took to the Great Oak Stage to showcase their newer 'West Coast' sound rooted in the new record, while packing their set with favourites such as I Can’t Quit and If You Wanna.

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By the time KOL were ready to take to the stage, excitement was high and the crowd were fit to burst.

After kicking things off with new Can We Please Have Fun track Ballerina Radio, Kings of Leon launched into the anthemic On Call and older tracks The Bucket and Taper Jean Girl - which they gave their tour debut.

Choosing to perform Sex On Fire relatively early on in the set meant Caleb Followill and co could treat fans to an epic, well-balanced, career-spanning set, which saw newer tracks Mustang and Splits Screen alongside the likes of Molly's Chambers and Fans.

After returning for an encore, the band chose to end their triumphant 29-track set on their iconic Use Somebody single, proving themselves to reign supreme when it comes to their field.

See the full setlist below.

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Kings of Leon's setlist at BST Hyde Park on 30th June 2024

• Ballerina Radio
• On Call
• The Bucket
• Taper Jean Girl (tour debut)
• Manhattan
• Revelry
• Nothing to Do
• My Party
• Sex on Fire
• Don’t Stop the Bleeding
• Comeback Story
• Pyro
• Mustang
• Molly's Chambers
• Milk
• Fans
• Back Down South
• Nowhere to Run
• King of the Rodeo
• Wait for Me
• Split Screen
• The Bandit
• Find Me
• Closer
• Seen

Encore:

• Rainbow Ball
• Waste a Moment
• Cold Desert (tour debut)
• Use Somebody

This week sees the concert series continue with country music star Morgan Wallen on Thursday 4th July, iconic classical singer Andrea Bocelli on Friday 5th July, Robbie Williams on Saturday 6th July and Shania Twain on Sunday 7th July.

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See the BST Hyde Park line-up for 2024 below:

• Saturday 29th June: SZA
• Sunday 30th June: Kings of Leon
• Thursday 4th July: Morgan Wallen
• Friday 5th July: Andrea Bocelli
• Saturday 6th July: Robbie Williams
• Sunday 7th July: Shania Twain
• Saturday 13th July: Kylie
• Friday 12th July: Stevie Nicks
• Saturday 13th July - Kylie
• Sunday 14th July: STRAY KIDS

Visit bst-hydepark.com for the most up to date line-up information and to buy tickets.

Set in London’s beautiful Royal Park, BST Hyde Park first began in 2013 with The Rolling Stones reliving their legendary free1969 gig, which became a tribute to their late former bandmember Brian Jones, who had died tragically just two days before.

BST has gone on to feature famous shows from the likes of Carole King, Celine Dion, Stevie Wonder, Barbra Streisand, Adele, The Rolling Stones, Taylor Swift, Robbie Williams, Black Sabbath, Take That, Kylie Minogue, The Who, Blur, Kendrick Lamar, The Strokes, Bruce Springsteen, Billy Joel, Lana Del Rey and so many more.

Every year, each headliner is joined by a full supporting line-up across multiple stages, from major superstars to handpicked developing acts performing for fans from across the UK and the world.