Kings Of Leon will return to London’s O2 Arena in June after they were forced to cancel their original date last month when a fire broke out at the venue.
The Kings had been due to perform at the O2 Arena on December 21st, but were forced to pull the gig in the morning when a fire was reported on a tourbus parked in the vicinity. According to reports, twelve fire engines and over sixty firefighters were called out to deal with the blaze.
All original tickets will be valid for the new show which has been rescheduled for June 20th, and will therefore be sandwiched between two of the band’s large outdoor gigs; a day after they play the Lancashire County Cricket Ground and two days before their appearance at London’s Hyde Park.
Kings Of Leon are out on the road in support of fifth studio album ‘Come Around Sundown‘, which was released last October.
