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All You Need To Know About The Killers

Formed in Las Vegas in 2001 by Brandon Flowers and Dave Keuning, The Killers initially went through multiple bass players and drummers before Mark Stoermer and Ronnie Vannucci Jr. joined in 2002. Their band name was inspired by a logo seen in the New Order music video for "Crystal." The band has achieved seven chart-topping albums in the UK, such as "Hot Fuss," "Imploding the Mirage," and more. Additionally, they've released compilations like "Sawdust," "Direct Hits," a live recording from the Royal Albert Hall, and a Christmas compilation titled "Don't Waste Your Wishes."

Since 2016-2017, both Stoermer and Keuning took breaks from The Killers. Stoermer retired from touring due to exhaustion and an accident, but participated in album recordings. Keuning released a solo album and also contributed to recording sessions. Live, Sablay replaced Keuning on lead guitar, Blanton shifted to bass, and new members joined for rhythm guitar and keyboards. The band, celebrated as one of the top rock acts of the 21st century, has sold over 28 million records globally, performed in 50+ countries across six continents, and headlined major venues and festivals like Madison Square Garden, Wembley Stadium, and Glastonbury.

Best The Killers Songs of All Time - Top 3 Tracks

1. “Mr. Brightside”- "Mr. Brightside," released in 2003 by The Killers, is an indie rock classic. Its compelling lyrics narrate suspicion of infidelity, packed with vivid emotions. The infectious chorus has made it an anthem for the heartbroken. With its powerful guitar and compelling beat, the song is irresistible on the dance floor. Across the 2000s, it became iconic, covered by various artists and maintaining popularity at parties globally.

2. “When You Were Young”- The Killers' 2006 hit "When You Were Young" is a rock anthem known for its robust guitars, emphatic drums, and Brandon Flowers' emotive singing. Reflecting on youth and time's fleeting nature, its memorable chorus and impactful lyrics have made it a beloved staple in the band's live performances.

3. “Somebody Told Me”- The Killers' "Somebody Told Me," from their debut album "Hot Fuss" in 2004, is defined by its catchy beat, Brandon Flowers' unique vocals, and lyrics about suspicions of infidelity. Its iconic guitar riff and contagious chorus made it a breakout hit, shaping the rock sound of the early 2000s. This song remains a beloved and recognizable favorite, often performed live by The Killers.