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The Killers are set to perform at the UEFA Champions League Final Kick Off Show
A short film starring Brandon Flowers and David Beckham accompanies the announcement
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"For Reasons Unknown" is a single by The Killers, released 26th September 2006. The track is 3:32 long. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 16 articles about The Killers.
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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.
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.
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