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  Beyonce, Taylor Swift, Kings of Leon Lead Grammys

  February 1, 2010 – Taylor Swift might have nabbed the year's biggest prize, but it was all about Beyonce Sunday night at the 52nd annual Grammy Awards. When the three-and-a-half-hour ceremony at the Staples Center was over, the pop diva led the pack with six statues. …
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  Grammy Preview: Who'll Win?

  January 28, 2010 – The 52nd annual Grammy Awards feature an amazing roster of performers, including Green Day, Lady Gaga, Beyonce, Taylor Swift, and many more. (Watch the show Sunday, Jan.31, at 8 p.m. on CBS.) And, it turns out, the Recording Academy is also giving out a few shiny awards. Below, read our predictions for who should win and who will win. Then post your comment. ALBUM OF THE YEAR Beyonce, I Am Sasha Fierce Black Eyed Peas, The E.N.D. …
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  Sneak Peek: Kings of Leon's Fashion Line

  January 8, 2010 – Kings of Leon fans can now wear jeans just as skin-tight as the Followills themselves! But there's one problem: you might have to take out a second mortgage on your home to afford 'em. SPIN's Band of the Year have created trendy new fashion line, KOL x S2A, via the Paris-based company Surface to Air. Their 12-piece collection just hit stores in Europe, and will arrive in the U.S. on Jan. …
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  Kings of Leon: SPIN Cover Shoot!

  December 17, 2009 – When SPIN sat down to select our annual Band of the Year winner, the answer was a no-brainer: Kings of Leon owned 2009.The Southern quartet became bonafide super stars across the globe with their latest album, Only by the Night, and its anthemic single "Use Somebody." For our cover shoot, we recruited British fashion photographer Frederike Helwig to capture frontman Caleb Followill celebrating his newfound crown: popping, spraying, and  …
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  Band of the Year: Kings of Leon

  December 11, 2009 – In 2008, Kings of Leon wondered if they'd ever be as popular at home as they were over-seas. In 2009 they got their answer. But as Caleb Followill and family celebrate their victory, they're also learning they need to be careful what they wish for. "Shot and a beer?" says Caleb Followill as he bellies up to a bar in Manhattan's West Village. "Patrón, please-Silver, chilled." (He quit drinking whiskey earlier this year. …
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  Kings of Leon: "Bigger Than We Wanted to Be"

  December 4, 2009 – Wednesday night, Kings of Leon cemented their rock-god status, nabbing four Grammy nominations for "Use Somebody," the chart-storming ballad off 2008's Only by the Night, the record that finally rocketed the Tennessee quartet to international superstardom. But while massive success often comes with accolades, it also has its pitfalls, and the constant exposure for Night hits like "Sex on Fire" and "Use Somebody" had Kings frontman Cale …
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  WATCH: Kelly Clarkson Covers White Stripes, Kings of Leon

  October 7, 2009 – If "Since U Been Gone" didn't win you over, maybe this will: Tuesday night in New York City, on the third stop of her 35-date "All I Ever Wanted Tour" U.S. tour, teen-pop sensation Kelly Clarkson covered the White Stripes, Kings of Leon, Alanis Morissette, and the Black Keys! Watch video below. "I really love music. …
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  Kings of Leon, Dave Matthews Band, Pearl Jam Headline Austin City Limits

  September 22, 2009 – With a whopping 130 bands scheduled to perform, the eighth annual Austin City Limits Music Festival (Oct. 2-4) is sure to be one to remember. …
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  Kings of Leon Channel Radiohead on New Songs

  August 27, 2009 – With 2008's Only By the Night, Kings of Leon fused their characteristic Southern rock guitars with more exploratory studio sounds -- but the boys haven't satisfied their experimental side just yet. …
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  Best & Worst of Lollapalooza: Day 1

  August 8, 2009 – THE BEST: BEST INACCURATE WEATHER REPORT: ZAP MAMA"THE SUN IS SHINING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" sang Zaire-born, Belgium-raised frontwoman Marie Dauine on "Show Me the Way," a fusion of jazz, funk, and Brazilian tropicalia. But she was wrong: actually, it was raining... hard. …
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