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If you're wondering what the best band of the last 15 years is, the answer would be The Killers. At least, according to The Killers frontman Brandon Flowers, that's the case. In a new interview ahead of the release of his latest solo album The Desired Effect, the "Can't Deny My Love" singer admitted that he's always thought that his primary gig was a little underrated and underappreciated in the public and critical world. -
Loufest Lineup 2015 Revealed: Avett Brothers, Hozier, Ludacris, Billy Idol, Brandon Flowers & More To Perform
As a St. Louis native, it has been exciting to see how Loufest has grown from a local event to one of the big dogs. Now in its sixth year, the two-day festival boasts a lineup that includes The Avett Brothers, Hozier, Ludacris, Billy Idol, Brandon Flowers, Young the Giant, Umphrey's McGee, local act Pokey LaFarge and more. The two-day festival, produced by Listen Live Entertainment and C3 Presents, returns to Forest Park's Central Field on Sept. 12-13. Tickets are now on sale here. -
Stream Brandon Flowers 'The Desired Effect' Ahead of May 18 Release Date
Brandon Flowers' new solo album The Desired Effect isn't set to hit store shelves and online retailers for another five days, but now the Killers' frontman's latest effort has arrived online early. Starting today (May 13), fans can stream The Desired Effect in full online. -
Brandon Flowers 'I Can Change' Review: New Song from 'The Desired Effect' Blends '80s and Today [LISTEN]
If there's one thing that fans can expect from Brandon Flowers' new solo album The Desired Effect, it will be plenty of synthesizer. After releasing the keys-heavy tracks "Can't Deny My Love," "Still Want You" and "Lonely Town," today (May 1), the Killers frontman gave us the latest taste of his Flamingo follow-up, the Bronski Beat's "Smalltown Boy" sampling "I Can Change." -
Brandon Flowers on The Killers: Band Needs Drive, Brotherhood for New Album
Brandon Flowers may be prepping his second solo album The Desired Effect, but he's still talking about his band the Killers. In a new interview, the "Can't Deny My Love" singer opened up about his indie rock band, admitting that they've lacked a certain bond and drive in recent years. -
Brandon Flowers Solo Tour: 'Can't Deny My Love' Singer Announces Live Dates for Summer 2015
Brandon Flowers will not let you deny his love, now you can't deny him live. Today (April 20), ahead of the release of his second solo album The Desired Effect, the Killers frontman announced his own tour in support of the record. -
Brandon Flowers Talks 'The Desired Effect': "This Record Is Relentless"
Brandon Flowers, frontman for The Killers, is getting ready to release his second solo effort, "The Desired Effect." The album, out May 18, will be the singer's follow-up to 2010's "Flamingo." The artist shared his excitement about the LP with Rolling Stone recently. -
Brandon Flowers, Evan Rachel Wood Get Literary in 'Can't Deny My Love' Music Video [WATCH]
Brandon Flowers may have gone back to the 1980s for inspiration for his new single "Can't Deny My Love," but for its music videos he's going all the way back to the 1830s. Today (March 30), The Killers frontman debuted the visual for the song, and with some help from Evan Rachel Wood and the short story Young Goodman Brown, we get a tale of Satanic rituals, Puritan villages and a wife who may or may not be who she claims to be. -
Brandon Flowers 'Can't Deny My Love' Review: New Single from 'The Desired Effect' Pulls Heavily from the '80s [LISTEN]
The first taste of The Killers' frontman Brandon Flowers' new solo album The Desired Effect is finally here. After a tease last month, today (March 23), Flowers released his synthy, '80s-splendor of a new single "Can't Deny My Love" is finally here. -
Beach Boys' Brian Wilson Tribute Featuring Performances from Norah Jones, Brandon Flowers, Wayne Coyne and More [LINEUP]
Norah Jones, Brandon Flowers of The Killers, plus Wayne Coyne and Steven Drozd of the Flaming Lips will be among the many musicians paying tribute to Beach Boys leader Brian Wilson at the forthcoming "Brian Fest," an event honoring one of the most influential figures in pop music history as he prepares to release his new album 'No Pier Pressure.' -
Brandon Flowers of The Killers Announces New Solo Album 'The Desired Effect' For May Release [VIDEO]
Beyond a few headlining dates on the festival circuit, it doesn't seem as though The Killers have been up to much lately, but that doesn't mean the band's frontman Brandon Flowers isn't buzzing with plenty of activity. Today (Feb. 24), Flowers announced that he will be releasing his second solo album The Desired Effect this spring. -
Squamish Valley Music Festival 2015 Lineup: Drake, Sam Smith, Mumford and Sons and More
Festival season keeps the news cycle spinning steadily and today, Squamish Valley Music Festival in British Columbia, Canada, has announced its 2015 lineup. The festival bill will be headlined by Mumford & Sons, Sam Smith and Canadian, Drake. -
Brandon Flowers on The Killers: Band Suffers from a 'Lack of Drive,' Next Album Will Be 'Different'
Brandon Flowers of The Killers knows why his band is not more successful. In a recent chat with "NME," he said The Killers suffer from a "lack of drive." That is some harsh criticism considering they have two platinum albums under their belt with "Hot Fuzz" and "Sam's Town," as well as strong releases with "Day & Age" and "Battle Born." Flowers cites U2 as a band who was more in tune with their time and generation. "There's definitely a drive that we're lacking," Flowers said. "It takes a lot of work and that's fine, everybody's different, everybody's gonna have their own road that they go down. Other than Coldplay I'm not sure anybody's made the dent that U2 were able to make. They were so much a part of the landscape and the timing of when they were coming out." That is a tough comparison. U2's first album came out in 1980 during an era that relied heavily on albums. "Hot Fuzz" was released in 2004 in the midst of a still-changing landscape. -
Killers Frontman Brandon Flowers Confirms New Solo Album
In an interview with NME, Killers frontman Brandon Flowers shares some new details about his upcoming solo album, which would be his second overall and his first since 2010's Flamingo. The album is expected to be released some time in 2015. -
The Killers May Be On Way Out As Bassist Takes Leave and Dave Keuning Announces He's 'Sick of Touring'
At a recent gig in Hong Kong, The Killers' bassist Mark Stoermer didn't play with the group due to what they simply labelled "personal reasons." Doesn't seem like too big of a deal; band members frequently are absentee for shows, with another musician standing in. However, guitarist Dave Keuning has suggested that members of The Killers are growing restless, saying that he's tired of touring with the band.
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