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The Killers are an American rock band formed in Las Vegas, Nevada, in 2001 by Brandon Flowers and Dave Keuning. The band underwent several lineup changes before Mark Stoermer and Ronnie Vannucci Jr. joined in 2002. The group has released seven studio albums, each reaching the top of the UK Albums Chart: Hot Fuss (2004), Sam's Town (2006), Day & Age (2008), Battle Born (2012), Wonderful Wonderful (2017), Imploding the Mirage (2020), and Pressure Machine (2021). They have also issued a compilation of B-sides and rarities titled Sawdust (2007), a live album called Live from the Royal Albert Hall (2009), two greatest-hits collections, Direct Hits (2013) and Rebel Diamonds (2023), and a Christmas compilation, Don't Waste Your Wishes (2016). Since 2016 and 2017, respectively, Stoermer and Keuning have taken extended hiatuses from the band; Stoermer retired from touring due to exhaustion and effects from a pyrotechnics accident, while Keuning released a solo album.
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Sundara Karma’s 2019 second album kept the hooks of their debut but opened its writing and production to bigger questions, stranger arrangements and maximalist pop ambition.
The 2024 single reunited Brandon Flowers, Dave Keuning, Mark Stoermer and Ronnie Vannucci Jr on record before their Las Vegas return to ‘Hot Fuss’.
Brandon Flowers brought ‘Thrasher’ track ‘An American Dream’ to ‘The Tonight Show’, performing with a full band and backing singers.
Brandon Flowers and Dave Keuning began their partnership with ‘Mr Brightside’, but its earliest demo arrived alongside ‘Desperate’ before the familiar four-piece formed.
The Killers took their name from the fictional band in New Order’s 2001 ‘Crystal’ video.
Modern Baseball’s Split 7” with Thin Lips and The Superweaks documented a shared tour, then found a more practical expression when the supporting bands joined the headline set in London.
Brandon Flowers’ 2022 single looks back to Nephi, Utah, while offering his younger self and his sons a way through uncertainty.
The Killers frontman brought Henry Flowers onstage for ‘Don’t Look Back in Anger’ at Red Butte Garden.
Goldenvoice’s new beach festival will no longer take place this September, with organisers aiming to bring it to Santa Monica in 2027.
The Killers frontman has shared the first single from his first solo album in over a decade.
Killers frontman sets out solo dates around new album 'Thrasher'
It was recorded at Historic RCA Studio A with Shawn Everett and Jonathan Rado.
Las Vegas band's pre-match set preceded Arsenal versus Paris St. Germain at the Puskás Aréna.
A short film starring Brandon Flowers and David Beckham accompanies the announcement
The Montreal festival returns in August 2025 with three major headliners and dozens of artists across multiple genres.
Record Store Day exclusive captures memorable encore performance from 2022 show, including joint rendition of Dustland
The new track precedes their sold-out Las Vegas residency celebrating 'Hot Fuss'.
The festival runs from 10th - 13th July.
The band are also just about to release a new 'best of' collection.
The band are also just about to release a new 'best of' collection.
The collection is due just before Christmas.
Brandon and co prove those iconic songs still cut it, while The 1975 turn back the clocks, Soft Play return and more on Saturday at Reading 2023.
"It’s got the ghosts of a lot of the synth music that inspired us over the years."
Their first new music of 2023 is out this Friday (August 25th)
They'll play a few new shows next August and September.
General sale begins at 9am GMT on Monday 12th December.
'Boy' is the first new material from the band since last year's album 'Pressure Machine'.
The new single was written before last year's album 'Pressure Machine'.
The new version adds seven new tracks to the package, including four re-workings of closing track 'The Getting By' and two of opener 'West Hills'.
A new documentary, Notes From A Quiet Town, comes ahead of the release next Monday, 21st March.
The band's seventh studio album is imminent.
They've added an extra date, too.
It was originally due in May.
It’s the latest blockbuster bite of incoming new album ‘Imploding The Mirage’
The band will broadcast via Instagram on 19th April at 12pm BST - that's 8pm in the UK.
Their new album is still due in May.
The band are previewing it with a new single, 'Caution', which features a guitar solo from Lindsey Buckingham. Impressive, huh?
By which we mean there's a new song coming, and it's called 'Caution'.
The new shows are in London and Dublin.
Support will come from Blossoms, Sam Fender and Manic Street Preachers.
It's their first show in the city since 2012.
The first big line-up drop is here, featuring Vampire Weekend, George Ezra, Liam Gallagher, Christine and the Queens and more.
Debuted on Beats 1, the politically charged new cut now has a video too.
"I have to get this out" Brandon Flowers explains.
It'll get a first spin as Zane Lowe's World Record on Beats 1.
Check out ‘Prismism’.
Check out new song ‘Restless Legs’, too.
It's time, once again, for Dork to return to deep, rural Suffolk for Latitude. Deap Vally are one of the first bands to blow the cobwebs off Henham Park, and their dangerously cutting sound is still as sharp as ever. Every pounding beat resonates far across the site from the BBC tent; the perfect an
Check out footage from the gig now.
They'll 'do' Glasgow's King Tut's after finishing their TRNSMT headline set, 'FYI'
Titled 'The Killers Career Vinyl Box', it's set for release on 15th June, and does exactly what it says on the tin. Or box.
They're on the road in support of ‘Wonderful Wonderful’ this summer, so keep an eye out.
Alt-J, Dua Lipa and Broken Social Scene are also on the bill.
Wonderful x 2.
They're on the road in support of ‘Wonderful Wonderful’.
If you missed out on tickets to The Killers upcoming UK tour you're in luck; due to demand they've just added a show at Liverpool's Echo Arena on Novemb...
The Killers have debuted another new cut from their forthcoming album. Titled ‘Some Kind Of Love’, the slow burning, lighters in the air track is the la...
Who disputes The Man? Powerful, dominant and all-encompassing - it’s a road that The Killers have rightfully claimed as their own over the past twelve years, marking themselves as one of a handful of bands who not only jump to mind but define a generation.…
The Killers’ touring line-up is down to two full, original members, as guitarist Dave Keuning has announced he’s taking a break from the road.
The Killers have released the title track off their upcoming album ‘Wonderful Wonderful’. ‘Wonderful Wonderful’ (the track, not the album) is the slight...
The Killers have added two more shows to their arena tour. The band have announced bonus shows in Birmingham and Manchester on the 7th and 14th of Novem...
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]The Killers are a part of the pantheon of bands that could headline any festival anywhere in the world, but it’s no surprise when you consider the sheer amount of bangers they have at their disposal, and as 65,000 people cram into Hyde Park to watch, they pull out a 110% banger count. If their surprise set at Glastonbury was the entrée, then this is the main course and dessert with sprinkles on top. The band appear on stage to an almost sinister synth with Brandon Flowers’ keyboard in the shape of the letter K and backed by an even bigger version lit up in lights. Kicking into ‘The Man’ (with a little help from some confetti cannons) from upcoming album ‘Wonderful Wonderful’, Flowers is the man providing a masterclass in being the frontman whipping up a storm in a pink leather jacket. Unlike at Glastonbury, there’s no sign of bassist Mark Stoermer with his role being played by touring member Jake Blanton. There’s no sign of any unreleased material as the band rip through ‘Somebody Told Me’ and ‘Spaceman’ with Flowers having his Freddie Mercury moment with the end of the latter. “Can you believe it’s been four years since Wembley?” Flowers asks the crowd, “We need to get reacquainted” - and they certainly do with ‘Smile Like You Mean It’. Before ‘Jenny Was A Friend Of Mine’, Flowers explains: “This song was meant to be played in the dark,” but the band give it a shot anyway and what a magnificent shot it is. Earlier in the day, the band tweeted asking fans whether they’d like to hear ‘Hot Fuss’ cut ‘Glamorous Indie Rock & Roll’, or ‘Sam’s Town’ favourite ‘This River Is Wild’ and as Flowers quips “Is it time?” we’re about to find out. “Last October,” begins Flowers, “it was the ten year anniversary of 'Sam’s Town' so we got it ready to play.” Before launching into the latter, Flowers disappears off stage to change his jacket into a more suitable one, quipping: "The guy that sings 'This River Is Wild' does not wear a leather pink jacket." The wait is worth it though as it’s a phenomenal performance finishing with Flowers on piano, next to drummer Ronnie ‘Unstoppable’ Vanucci Jr, playing a small snippet of ‘Human’ before the real thing later in the evening. Joy Division cover ‘Shadowplay’ gets an airing before Flowers picks up the bass asking the crowd, “Do you know what this means?” before launching into ‘For Reasons Unknown’. ‘A Dustland Fairytale’ comes to life magically as the sun sets behind the trees while ‘Runaways’ is unstoppable with its all American ferocity. The band finish the main part of the set with ‘All These Things That I’ve Done’ with “I’ve got soul, but I’m not a soldier” ringing around Hyde Park for even those congregated outside the gates to hear. In a shower of confetti, the band walks off the stage before returning a few moments later for ‘Day & Age’ track ‘This Is Your Life’, and ‘Shot At The Night’. During ‘When You Were Young’, guitarist Dave Keuning is in his element looking the very image of rock and roll in his black suit and aviator sunglasses as he rips through the guitar solo with pyro in the background. Of course, this isn’t the end. What else could the band finish with apart from a song that has stayed in the charts since it was first released in 2003? ‘Mr. Brightside’ sees the park erupt in pure elation with fireworks at its climax and as the band walk off stage, they have brought Hyde Park to its knees with an incredible performance. The Killers played: The Man Somebody Told Me Spaceman The Way It Was Smile Like You Mean It Jenny Was A Friend Of Mine This River Is Wild Bling (Confession of a King) Shadowplay Human For Reasons Unknown A Dustland Fairytale Read My Mind Runaways All These Things That I’ve Done Encore: This Is Your Life Shot At The Night When You Were Young Mr. Brightside[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]
They pull out a 110% banger count.
The Killers have announced a huge UK and Ireland tour for later this year.
They closed the surprise appearance with the track yesterday (25th June).
It may still be light out, but make no bones about it - Brandon Flowers just planted his flag firmly in the Worthy Farm turf.
Find out more about their new record, set to arrive this September.
Or at least, that’s what she said last night. And she wouldn’t be lying.
All the signs point to something coming.
That 2017 album is getting closer.
The Killers have been announced as the final headlining act for this year’s British Summer Time series at Hyde Park. The Las Vegas anthem-hitters will h...
It's Brandon and co.'s eleventh festive number.
