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The Killers have debuted a new song titled ‘Boy’.“Do you wanna be the first to hear us play a new song right now? It goes like this,” frontman Brandon Flowers told the audience during their main stage set last night (July 7). After playing the new song, Flowers asked the crowd, “Si or no?” with them responding “Si” alongside roars of applause.Watch footage of the new song being performed below:A post shared by Andrew Trendell (@andrewtrendell)A post shared by The Killers (@thekillers)Last year saw The Killers release their seventh studio album, ‘Pressure Machine’.

The Killers played ‘Uncle Jonny’ for the first time in eight years last week (August 16) during their Las Vegas residency – check out footage of the moment below.It comes after the band kicked off their Las Vegas residency last week. The band are performing their classic 2004 debut album in its entirety over 10 nights at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace to mark its 20th anniversary.At the gig on August 16, Brandon Flowers, Dave Keuning, Ronnie Vannucci Jr.

The Killers are giving their hometown crowd a special treat this month!

The Killers played ‘Hot Fuss’ in full and gave their new single ‘Bright Lights’ its live debut during the first show of their Las Vegas residency last night (August 14). See footage, official images and the full setlist below.The band are performing their classic 2004 debut album in its entirety over 10 nights at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace to mark its 20th anniversary.Brandon Flowers, Dave Keuning, Ronnie Vannucci Jr. and Mark Stoermer ran through the 12-song ‘Hot Fuss’ tracklist, including live staples ‘Mr.

The Killers have today (August 9) shared a euphoric new single, ‘Bright Lights’ – check it out below.The band began teasing the song early last week by sharing a string of clips on social media. Fans got a glimpse of a glitzy new stage set-up in the videos, which previews their upcoming Las Vegas residency.One of the posts contained a bold, pulsing guitar part and triumphant echoed vocals from frontman Brandon Flowers.

The Killers have shared another teaser of their upcoming new single ‘Bright Lights‘.The band began teasing the song early last week by sharing a string of clips on social media. Fans got a glimpse of a glitzy new stage set-up in the videos, which also appears to preview their upcoming Las Vegas residency.One of the posts contained a bold, pulsing guitar part and triumphant echoed vocals from frontman Brandon Flowers.

The Killers have announced a new single called ‘Bright Lights’, set for release next week. Check out the snippet below.The band began teasing the song earlier this week by sharing a string of teaser clips on social media.

The Killers have been presented with two Guinness World Records for their hit song ‘Mr Brightside‘.As of July 4, the track has spent a total of 416 weeks on UK singles chart – the longest by a group – as well as the most cumulative weeks on UK singles chart with one song. In total, that amounts to almost eight years.‘Mr Brightside’ was the band’s debut single from Hot Fuss and was released first in September 2003 before being re-released in 2004.Speaking to Guinness World Records about the achievement, the band said they’ll never tire of playing the song.Frontman Brandon Flowers told them: “It’s infectious still to us, I know some people can’t wrap their head around it but you’ll see the response [when you see it live].“It’s tough not to be touched by it or be excited by it and there’s going to be people tonight who’ve never seen it live, there’ll be some people who’ve seen it 45 times.

The Killers played their song ‘Battle Born’ for the first time in 11 years at their show in Dublin over the weekend – watch the footage below.Brandon Flowers and co. dusted off the 2012 track – taken from their fourth album of the same name – during their third gig at the 3Arena in Dublin on Saturday night (June 15).Once again, the Las Vegas band switched up the setlist for their ‘Rebel Diamonds’ UK and Ireland greatest hits tour.

The Killers have kicked off their 2024 ‘Rebel Diamonds’ greatest hits tour with an opening night in Dublin. Check out the setlist from the night and fan footage below.The gig took place in Dublin last night (June 12), as the opening night for the run of dates that the band will be holding across the UK and Ireland throughout the summer.

The Killers have announced a Las Vegas residency in celebration of the 20th anniversary of their seminal debut LP ‘Hot Fuss’.The band – comprised of frontman Brandon Flowers, guitarist Dave Keuning, bassist Mark Stoermer and drummer Ronnie Vannucci Jr – are set to return to their hometown to celebrate their debut album with an eight-night residency at The Colosseum at Caesers Palace. They will be performing ‘Hot Fuss’ in its entirety for the first time ever.Shows will begin on August 14 and end on August 30.

Brandon Flowers of The Killers has teased the idea of intimate shows for the 20th anniversary of ‘Hot Fuss‘.The band’s debut LP ‘Hot Fuss’ was released on June 7, 2004 and featured iconic tracks such as ‘Smile Like You Mean It’, ‘Somebody Told Me’, ‘All These Things That I Have Done’ and fan favourite ‘Mr. Brightside’.Speaking to Zane Lowe on his Apple Music Radio show, Lowe mentions “20 years, isn’t it crazy?” to which Flowers responded with “It is crazy.

The Killers have shared the cinematic new video for their recent single ‘Boy’ – you can watch the clip below.The band debuted the track, which was officially released last week, at Mad Cool Festival in Madrid last month. According to frontman Brandon Flowers, it “was the song that took me back home, and was sort of the impetus for writing [2021 album] ‘Pressure Machine’”.“There’s an optimism to it,” Flowers told NME about ‘Boy’ last month.

The Killers have shared seven new reimagined versions of songs from their 2021 album ‘Pressure Machine’ on the deluxe version of the record, which is out today (March 25).The expanded version, which you can listen to below, features four different versions of closing track ‘The Getting By’, plus a new version of ‘Runaway’ and two further takes on ‘West Hills’.‘The Getting By II’ is much more rousing and characteristic of the band than the original while other versions are even more downbeat than the 2021 cut.‘Running Horses II’ is also more upbeat than the previous version of the track and no longer features Phoebe Bridgers.Opening track ‘West Hills’ meanwhile now features a reworked gospel version of the song.Last year, The Killers revealed to NME that they’re already at work on a “heavier” new record – and that this one is likely to feature all four members.The band’s previous record ‘Imploding The Mirage‘ came out in 2020 and saw guitarist Dave Keuning sit out the recording sessions to enjoy some time at home at San Diego instead.

doing just fine” like a $9.5 million Los Angeles mansion. The Killers co-founder and guitarist Dave Keuning — known for hits like “Mr.

Pressure Machine‘ today (August 13), but The Killers have revealed to NME that they’re already at work on a “heavier” new record – and that this one is likely to feature all four members.The band’s previous record ‘Imploding The Mirage‘ came out last year and saw guitarist Dave Keuning sit out the recording sessions to enjoy some time at home at San Diego instead.Keuning returned for ‘Pressure Machine’ while bassist Mark Stoermer was absent due to caution around the COVID pandemic, with the rest of the band wishing to rush through the recording process without “overthinking it”.However, for their next album, it seems that The Killers might all return together for the first time since 2017’s ‘Wonderful Wonderful’.“I’m just supposing here,

The Killers for their upcoming seventh album, revealing that they’re “already working on the eighth one together”.The guitarist, who founded the Las Vegas band in 2001, stepped down from his role in 2017 to pursue a solo career. He went on to release his debut album ‘Prismism’ in 2019, with its follow-up ‘A Mild Case of Everything’ arriving last week.Speaking to NME during a recent ‘In Conversation’ interview, Keuning was asked about Brandon Flowers and co’s new “concept record”, which is expected to arrive in August.

Dave Keuning has revealed that the songs on his upcoming new solo album were offered to The Killers first.Earlier today (April 22), the band’s guitarist announced new LP ‘A Mild Case Of Everything’, as well as sharing new track ‘Ends Of The Earth’.The self-titled second LP from Keuning is set to arrive on June 25 and features a selection of tracks that he had initially written as potential offerings for the band.“Quite a few of these songs were shown to the Killers and, for whatever reason, not used,” he told Rolling Stone. “And so I used them.

The Killers‘ Dave Keuning has announced details of his new solo LP ‘A Mild Case of Everything’, as well as sharing new track ‘Ends Of The Earth’.The self-titled second LP from the Killers guitarist is set to arrive on June 25 and features a selection of tracks that he had initially written as potential offerings for the band.“Quite a few of these songs were shown to the Killers and, for whatever reason, not used,” he told Rolling Stone.“And so I used them. I just didn’t want to hold onto some of them any longer because I’m not getting any younger.

The Killers have confirmed that they have “finished” work on their new album, with the follow-up to 2020’s acclaimed ‘Imploding The Mirage‘ “coming this year”.The band confirmed news on the record last year, with frontman Brandon Flowers telling NME that it “might be even better” than ‘Imploding The Mirage’. Since then, they’ve shared a potential tracklist and a snippet of new music, as well as footage that shows guitarist Dave Keuning back with the band after sitting out of studio sessions for the previous record.Now, in a fan Q&A on Instagram Live, the Las Vegas indie veterans have shed some light on when to expect the album.“I mean it’s finished, yeah.

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