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  •   Home > News > Entertainment

    Kings of Leon want more female fans to strip at their shows.

    The 'Sex on Fire' hitmakers think seeing audience members flash the flesh adds "variety" to their performances, and while they don't mind either gender taking off their clothes, they admit they would prefer to see women "show a little skin".


    Caleb Followill said: "We're up there pouring our hearts out and if someone wants to show us a little skin, then that will only add a little variety to our show. So anyone out there, preferably of the female variety... but if anyone wants to hang a little dong, we'll look into that too."

    The US rockers think nudity at their shows make them more exciting because the band themselves are all "boring and married".

    Jared Followill told Q magazine: "We are all married, all very faithful and kinda boring now, so it wouldn't hurt to see a little nudity at a concert, but it never happens.

    "I think the last nudity was the Birmingham sausage [a male streaker at a British show last year]. It did spice up the show a little bit."

    © 2026 Bang Showbiz, NZCity

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