The Killers

CONCERT REVIEW | THE KILLERS Natural stars craft a great show

Tue, May 5 | from Columbus Dispatch
OH - Curtis Schieber From lead singer Brandon Flowers back through the ranks The Killers are natural rock stars, even if they cobble inspirations and ideas from all over the map. Many of the tunes were second generation inspirations of the likes of Queen and T-Rex. ...

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Review + Photos + Setlist: The Killers and Chairlift at the ...

Mark Stoermer's basslines seared through highlight "Somebody Told Me" and a fantastic cover of Joy Division's "Shadowplay." And guitarist Dave Keuning, looking every inch a hard-rocker circa 1993 with his leopard-print shirt, leather vest and lion's ...
Tue, May 5 | from blogs.riverfronttimes.com

Opinion: The Killers Open The New Joint Friday Night, Kicked Off Weekend ...

Lead singer Brandon Flowers asked the crowd after a few songs. The band played an 18-song set. The Joint has a new sound system, which sounded better than its old sound system, as well. The Killers performed "When You Were Young" for its final song, ...
Mon, Apr 20 | from All Headline News

CONCERT REVIEW: KILLERS EARN CHEERS AS JOINT OPENS

It's a fairly nifty balancing act, one that The Killers increasingly seem to have down cold. Like their hometown, The Killers are populist and elitist in the very same breath, and the masses love them for it. And for their part, The Killers earned their adoration.
Sun, Apr 19 | from islandrecords.com

Opinion: Baptism by rock: The Killers open the new Joint

Five years after the band's conception, Flowers, along with guitarist Dave Keuning, bassist Mark Stoermer, and percussionist Ronnie Vannucci Jr., have withstood the test of time, scandal, harsh critics and the dreaded sophomore jinx to achieve bonafide ...
Sat, Apr 18 | from Las Vegas Weekly

CD Review: Pet Shop Boys

United Kingdom The Killers still can't decide whether they want to be the Pet Shop Boys or U2, so veer awkwardly between both. At times recently it's felt like it was all part of an elaborate plan to prepare the ground for Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe's glorious ...
Mon, Mar 23 | from Scotsman

Coldplay, The Killers at the O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire, review

United Kingdom The show had started with an opening set from fellow Brits under-achievers the Killers. With their mix of disco, glam and Eighties rock, they're like a freak amalgam of the Cars and the Scissor Sisters, not least when Brandon Flowers is prancing about ...
Fri, Feb 20 | from Telegraph.co.uk

NORM: Ensemble offers one killer encore - Las Vegas Review

Las Vegas Review - Journal, NV Then they were joined by U2 frontman Bono and The Killers for a supergroup rendition of "All These Things That I've Done," written by The Killers' Brandon Flowers. In the crowd was Martin's wife, actress Gwyneth Paltrow, and actress Sienna Miller. ...
Fri, Feb 20 | from Las Vegas Review-Journal

Opinion: Killers, Coldplay, U2, Take That team-up for post BRITs gig

UK Then, having only rehearsed minutes beforehand backstage, The Killers and Bono joined Coldplay onstage to perform 'All These Things That I've Done' together. Although the U2 man was a bit shaky on the lyrics to The Killers song, the three frontmen led ...
Wed, Feb 18 | from NME.com

Music review: The Killers have that Human touch

asked Killers frontman Brandon Flowers late in the band’s Monday night set. His much-discussed lyrical question — a line from recent single Human — was the heart of a terrific dance song that also has the warmth of a great pop hit. As it turns out, ... The Killers: 'Spaceman' Digital Spy
Tue, Feb 3 | from Houston Chronicle