Kings Of Leon are ready to make new album

Kings Of Leon drummer Nathan Followill claimed that all conflicts inside the band are settled down and they are ready to make new album. Musician promised that the work will begin within six months. He also said that the record will be done in a studio in Nashville recently purchased by the band.

"We're going to spend the next few months getting that up and running; kind of make it our little clubhouse to get there and just kind of goof off whenever we want to. But, I'd say within the next six months, we'll probably start kicking some stuff around", claimed Nathan Followill.

Problems within Kings Of Leon emerged last summer, when the band has canceled two gigs in a row – after abandonment of a show in Dallas on July 29, they have put off the performance in Houston, that was scheduled on July 30. On Friday, Kings Of Leon's concert was stopped after apparently drunk singer Caleb Followill told the fans he needed to "vomit and grab another beer", and left the stage.

On August 1, it was announced that all upcoming shows are canceled.

Kings Of Leon were on tour in support of their last studio effort Come Around Sundown.