Kings of Leon’s November 10 show at British Airways ARC now has a ticket timetable: American Express and venue presales begin on October 28, followed by general sale on October 30. It is a one-off London date just after O My Beloved, which is due on November 6.
For this booking, the Olympia listing puts all three openings at 10am. The two presales share a start time but have different ways in. Choose the one whose requirements you can meet, and keep Friday’s general sale in the diary if neither works for you.
A card route and a newsletter route
The American Express offer is for cardmembers, says the ARC announcement, and terms apply. That is the first thing to check if you intend to use this presale. An event link on its own tells you where to go; the offer’s conditions determine whether you can use it.
The venue advertises its newsletter as the way to get early ticket access. If that is your route, read the message for the link and any further instructions. Signing up supplies a contact address for access information. You still need to complete a ticket booking when the relevant sale allows it.
Other buyers have the October 30 general sale. Use London time when adding the reminder to a calendar abroad, and start from the venue’s Buy Tickets button. It points to AXS. We could not access a usable seller page during verification, so this report does not include a checked checkout total or live inventory. Confirm the ticket, fees and optional extras on that page before paying.
Four days to hear the album before the show
November 6 is the release date displayed on the band’s official site. The concert follows four days later. The site also links official videos for My Whole World and Cold Blue Dawn, offering a starting point before the full record arrives. No listening impressions or claims about the concert’s setlist are being inferred from those links.
Olympia gives 18:30 for doors on November 10. That answers when to arrive at British Airways ARC; we have not found a published band start time or complete running order on the two official venue pages. Keep that gap in mind when arranging the trip home.
ARC describes the show as a UK and European exclusive one-off. Read that as the description of this November event. A separate booking already appears in our Isle of Wight 2027 festival guide. The festival and ARC show are different choices for seeing the band, with separate dates, sites and tickets.