In a recent concert at San Francisco's Golden Gate Park, Zach Bryan and Kings of Leon performed together, debuting a new collaboration titled 'We're Onto Something,' which has already generated significant buzz.

Kings of Leon announced that their upcoming single 'We're Onto Something,' featuring Zach Bryan, will be released on August 22, 2025, with the band teasing snippets and studio clips on social media.

During the same performance, Caleb Followill joined Bryan for a lively rendition of 'Bowery,' highlighting their friendship and the energetic, soulful style of the collaboration.

The song 'We're Onto Something' features lyrics about perseverance and hope, with a chorus referencing comfort and weathering storms, resonating with fans and critics alike.

A full live version of 'We're Onto Something' has circulated online, fueling anticipation for its official release and showcasing the raw, emotional depth of the collaboration.

Early reactions from critics like American Songwriter and Whiskey Riff have praised the collaboration, suggesting that the artists are 'certainly onto something' with this project.

This collaboration continues the trend of rock bands blending with country music, reflecting a growing crossover appeal in the industry.

Their previous collaboration, 'Bowery,' released on August 8, debuted at #1 on Spotify in the US and was described by Bryan as the honor of his life, setting high expectations for the new track.

Kings of Leon has been teasing 'We're Onto Something' on social media, sharing studio clips and hints of a bluesy, soulful sound, although an official release date remains unconfirmed.

Following the concert, Bryan reflected on his career, expressing gratitude for support over the past eight years and announcing his move out west, with three more shows scheduled in 2025.

Bryan has indicated he might not tour in support of his upcoming album 'With Heaven On Top,' set for release on January 9, 2026, as he plans to pursue a master's degree in Paris.

The debut of 'We're Onto Something' during the live performance showcased a gritty, honest sound with Bryan adding harmonica and Caleb Followill's distinctive vocals, enhancing its emotional impact.