Latest Release

- OCT 10, 2022
- boy (Jacques Lu Cont Remix) - Single
- 1 Song
- Direct Hits · 2003
- Hot Fuss · 2003
- Sam's Town · 2006
- Hot Fuss · 2004
- Sam's Town · 2006
- Day & Age · 2008
- Direct Hits · 2004
- Wonderful Wonderful (Deluxe) · 2017
- Hot Fuss · 2004
- Direct Hits · 2004
Essential Albums
- 2006
- 2004
Albums
- 2021
- 2008
- 2006
- 2004
2012
2004
2020
Artist Playlists
- These arena rockers revel in the glamor and decay of Sin City.
- Sharp outfits, shimmering scenery, and flashy storytelling.
- Straight outta Vegas, a Brit-inspired shock to the system.
- Their charismatic New Wave influenced a generation of dance pop.
- The Vegas all-stars glam up, let loose, and go solo.
Live Albums
Compilations
- 2013
- 2007
More To Hear
- Brandon Flowers discusses "boy", The Smiths, and nostalgia.
- Brandon Flowers weighs the influences and impact of The Killers.
- Brandon Flowers joins Matt to talk through The Killers’ album ‘Pressure Machine.’
- Ezra and Jake talk to Brandon and Ronnie from The Killers about their branded hot sauce.
- The Killers' Brandon Flowers and Bruce talk about inspiring a new generation of listeners.
- Zane talks with the alternative band about their song "Caution."
- "Land of the Free" is World Record and the Beats 1 host chats.
About The Killers
The Killers dropped English synth-pop down into their glitzy, scuzzy Las Vegas world, and a familiar sound became brand new. The group launched in 2001, when frontman Brandon Flowers—then working in casinos—answered a classified ad from guitarist Dave Keuning; they wrote their breakout single, “Mr. Brightside,” at their first meeting. Rounded out by drummer Ronnie Vannucci and bassist Mark Stoermer, they rose to popularity with 2004’s glammy, post-punk Hot Fuss, its single "Somebody Told Me" a cheeky summary of a million conversations in the clubs. While initially seeming like a flashier counterpart to the dourness of The Strokes and Interpol, The Killers traded synthesizers for more guitars in the early 2000s, introducing a new sound akin to U2 and Springsteen on albums like 2006’s Sam’s Town and 2017’s Wonderful Wonderful. They do believe in love and rock, but they seem to feel a little sheepish about it as they get ready to go out. They returned in 2020 with their sixth album, Imploding the Mirage, and the Lindsey Buckingham-assisted single “Caution.” The song serves as both a return to roots and a mission statement for their future, as Flowers told Apple Music that it reminded The Killers of a universal truth: "Rock 'n' roll can be transcendent.”
- HOMETOWN
- Las Vegas, NV, United States of America
- FORMED
- 2001