Kings of Leon and Zach Bryan Team Up for ‘We’re Onto Something’
This marks the second collaboration between the indie rockers and country superstar.
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After Tennessee rockers Kings of Leon appeared on Zach Bryan’s latest single, ‘Bowery’ (which sounds more like a KOL track), the country superstar has returned the favour by jumping on the quartet’s new track, ‘We’re Onto Something’.
The track sounds like old KOL with a little country flair, with the addition of Bryan and his harmonica giving it a timeless charm.
Taking to Instagram to discuss the track, Kings of Leon vocalist Caleb Followill said, “I feel like this is just kind of like vibey, good times, not taking it too seriously. The way that the song is written, but also the way that we’re going about it.
He adds, “We’re trying to be less meticulous about every little decision that we make. And just kind of trying to be loose with things, because that’s how it feels the best for us in our world when we’re making music.”
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Both ‘Bowery’ and ‘We’re Onto Something’ are the first taste of new music from Kings of Leon since the release of their ninth studio album, last year’s Can We Please Have Fun.
The lads are currently touring the UK and Europe, performing both headline and festival slots.
Zach Bryan has also spent much of 2025 on the road in support of his 2024 album The Great American Bar Scene. He’s also released a slew of solo and collaborative singles, including ‘Streets of London’ and the Gabriella Rose collab ‘Madeline’.
‘Bowery’ and ‘We’re Onto Something’ by Kings of Leon and Zach Bryan are out now.
