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The chart-topping Las Vegas rockers announce 2024 UK dates
The Killers' 2004 debut Hot Fuss immediately propelled the Las Vegas synth-infused indie rockers into the mainstream. Celebrating multiple platinum status across much of the globe and hitting the No.1 spot on the UK album chart, the record spawned a quartet of huge singles, not least the timeless 'Mr Brightside'. For years following the release, the track would continue to dominate streaming and downloading platforms, and quickly established itself as a staple on dance-floors around the world.
Hot Fuss arrived just two years after The Killers' formation, when vocalist Brandon Flowers responded to an advert penned by guitarist David Kuening. The first track they wrote together was 'Mr Brightside'. Soon after bassist Mark Stoermer and drummer Ronnie Vannucci joined – and Flowers' former group Blush Response disbanded – the band began playing local Las Vegas venues.
Among its many accolades, their debut album secured The Killers five Grammy nominations. The record's four singles – 'Somebody Told Me', 'Smile Like You Mean It', 'All These Things That I've Done' and 'Mr Brightside' – became global smash hits, and after touring the record across the world, The Killers quickly began work on their follow-up. Setting up shop in Las Vegas' brand new Studio At The Palms with prolific producers Flood and Alan Moulder, the group began to inject Americana influences into their sound for 2006's Sam's Town.
Citing Bruce Springsteen as a major influence, Flowers and his bandmates secured another two Grammy nominations before dropping Sawdust - a relatively early B-side and rarity collection. It laid the path for 2008's Day & Age, a record that mixed more overt pop influences with the Americana of Sam's Town and the glitz of Hot Fuss. Lead single 'Human' immediately showcased this new refined sound, crafted with the help of Madonna and Gwen Stefani producer Stuart Price.
Following Day & Age, the band took a break to focus on individual projects. It would be three years until they teamed up again, reuniting with Price and a veritable who's-who of top producers for 2012's Battle Born. The album became the band's fourth consecutive UK No.1 record, led by the single 'Runaways'. A greatest hits compilation followed a year later, including new tracks 'Shot At Night' and 'Just Another Girl'.
Thirteen years after the release of their Hot Fuss debut, The Killers would hit the No.1 spot on the US chart for the first time with 2017's Wonderful Wonderful. The record also continued their feat of topping the UK chart with each release. Following the album, founding members Stoermer and Keuning took a step back, with Flowers and Vannucci teaming up with touring musicians for the subsequent global run.
By their sixth album, 2020's Imploding The Mirage, The Killers had become a loose duo. After initially scrapping six months worth of material, the pair enlisted a plethora of special guests, including k.d. lang, Foxygen's Jonathan Rado, War On Drugs' Adam Granduciel, Natalie Mering of Weyes Blood and Fleetwood Mac's Lindsey Buckingham.
In early March 2021, The Killers announced the UK dates of their huge Imploding The Mirage Tour were being rescheduled to summer 2022, with an extra show added at Falkirk Stadium.
Almost exactly a year after releasing Imploding The Mirage, they unveiled their seventh album, Pressure Machine, in August 2021 featuring the collaborative track 'Runaway Horses' with Phoebe Bridgers.
In December 2023, ahead of the release of new compilation album Rebel Diamonds, The Killers announced shows for summer 2024 in Dublin, Manchester, Glasgow and London.
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Their best live performance yet! I've seen them live 17 times now and that was the best performance in my opinion and the stage set up was amazing. The support act Travis were great and really interacted with the fans and we all sang Happy Birthday to Brandon Flowers - GREAT NIGHT!!!
It was our 7th time seeing The Killers & it was such an amazing night, the visuals was outstanding great entertainment performances was out of this world, The Killers always put the fans first I didn't want it to end 💕💕 The arena itself I didn't have any issues with the staff were really helpful
We had an absolutely amazing night and loved every minute. That is one concert we will never ever forget 💖 The Killers are amazing!!! Travis was amazing too!!! Just a fantastic night/experience we will treasure forever!!
Travis and The Killers at the Hydro Glasgow were absolutely fantastic!
What a performance!! Clear to see that Brandon and the rest of the band are simply at the top of their game. Catch them if you can - and thank me later.
Kicked in from first minute. Phantastic sound in the arena, great audience that enjoyed both the Band and themselves. Slight feeling by myself, that the Band celebrated a big show rather than performing by heart.
Best show that I had pleasure to see ever. Both the Killers and Travis were amazing. The Killers were just out of this world and will be seeing them again when they will be back in Scotland.
Killers never fail to disappoint Fantastic show , Stage set with a superb Support act . Show was amazing from start to finish
Outstanding GIG..Huge Killlers Fan and Tjis WAs My Best Ever Gig and Ive been to Hydro and Many Gigs
Had a super time , the support band Travis were excellent and a great surprise, what a great warm up for the Killers. Brandon Flowers is a great showman, full of energy, connects very well with audience and looked as if he was having a great time performing. Loved the music, the lights and special effects.
Best gig yet! Better than a big solid jobby. Better than a back rub from someone with no arms. Better than Fran Healey's hair, though Travis were super as well.
Another great performance from the killers seen them now about 5 times never disappoint all the old favourites snd a few new tracks and also having Travis as the support was great a good Scottish band got the crowd going with some other old favs
See them quite a few times but that was the best performance yet
Amazing band loved them for years would see them again in a heartbeat tracks were great too
Seen the Killers a few times now and they just get better and better . Top night. Absolutely Fantastic…. Venue is amazing
Was a really good concert the only thing you don't get to enjoy it when people stand up in the seating area. A think they should try and make the seating area better for people that buy a seat ticket and end up missing the concert for people standing up in the seating area. They should be told to either buy a standing ticket or stay seated so that people behind can enjoy the concert. I know that tickets can be dear which is a shame for the people that miss the concert as they can't see when people stand up in front of them and you spend a lot of money on the tickets to see a great band. Apart from that it was a really good concert and loved the killers and travis.
What a fantastic show! As well as the brilliant performance by Brandon and the musicians the light show was incredible!!
Brilliant gig, rocked from start to finish! Great acoustics at the Hydro, 100% better than stadium gigs
Outstanding gig. Start to finish, simply fantastic.
Absolutely amazing 5th time seeing them. Daughters first time and it was just amazing.
