The Killers Bassists Discussed About Romney Liking the Group

In a recent interview, The Killers who discussed about the news of Republican presidential candidate being a fan of the band in an interview with Parade Magazine.

Killers bassist Mark Stoerner says, "Anyone's allowed to like us. If it's just about music, I guess it's not a negative thing." Stoerner also added, "He's, I guess, a guy and he listens to music and happens to like us. That's fine."

Stoerner also talked about playing at the White House if Romney were to be elected president and the band was invited to play there, "We'd have to cross that bridge when we come to it. We're not really a political band. And we don't necessarily have all the same views, but none of us are very politically active anyway. I guess we would be open to it, depending on if and when it happens and what it was about."

Werner Herzog Directed The Killers Webcast

For a live webcast next month, The Killers are ready to join forces with cult director Werner Herzog.

Live streaming is going to be demonstrate of band's show at New York's Paradise Theater in the Bronx at 7pm (ET) on September 18 as part of the American Express Unstaged series.

Speaking to Rolling Stone, bassist Mark Stoermer said: 

He has ideas for someone crowd-surfing with a camera on. He's gonna put cameras on Ronnie while he's playing drums.He added: "I think there's gonna be an animal involved. I'm sure it will be all done the right way." The gig will stream at YouTube.com/Thekillersvevo

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One London Show For Next Month Announced by The Killer!!!

A one-off London show for next month have been announced by The Killers.

London's HMV Forum on September 10 will be headlined by The Killers, exactly one week before their new studio album 'Battle Born' is released on September 17.

Fans can see live broadcast of show on BBC Radio 1 and tickets will be allocated from the station's website next week.

The band forth upcoming album is 'Battle Born'.The tracklisting is yet to be confirmed, but tracks named 'Heart Of A Girl', 'Flesh And Bone' and 'Carry Me Home' are all set to feature as well as new single 'Runaways',

On Friday (August 17) at Leeds' O2 Academy, the band will make their live UK comeback and they will then headline this weekend's V Festival on August 18 and 19.

The Killers Look Forward To Elton!!!

The Killers new album is inspired by Sir Elton John's hits.

Bernie Taupin songwriting partner had been recently met by group's frontman Brandon Flowers to took some advise from him on creating "epic" tracks.

Brandon told NME magazine: "There's a very iconic picture of the first Miss Atomic Bomb. A mushroom cloud-shaped bathing suit is covering her breasts. It's a beautiful picture of this woman in the desert. I think she's still alive.

"I met Bernie Taupin for the first time and I felt like he was giving me a little bit of advice. He didn't say much to me, just asked, 'Do you like titles?' And I started thinking about Elton John songs, and found out Bernie wrote the titles first. Like 'Mona Lisa and the Mad Hatter' or 'Candle in the Wind', it's already epic.

"'Miss Atomic Bomb', when that was rattling in the brain, it's so strong. I tied it into 'Mr. Brightside' so that was very easy for me to write."

Brandon is amazed the group's breakthrough hit 'Mr. Brightside' is now 10 years old but he still enjoys performing the track.

He said: "I can't believe it's been 10 years. I still get just as excited as I did before."

The Killers Debut With Four New Track!!!

The Killers made a thrilling return at an intimate show in Asheville, North Carolina on July 19.

From their upcoming new album 'Battle Born', the band played four tracks. The album is expected to be release on September 17.

The band entertain fans with three other new tracks. 'Rising Tide' – which was initially played at London's Scala gig last year is a stomping dance track, while 'Miss Atomic Bomb' – inspired by 1950s Las Vages nuclear testing parties where crowds watched the explosions through sunglasses, was up next. 

The final new track, 'Flesh And Bone' opened the encore for 'Jenny Was A Friend Of Mine', from their 2004 debut 'Hot Fuss' and 'When You Were Young' from 2006's 'Sam's Town'. Scroll down to watch fan-footage of 'Rising Tide', 'Miss Atomic Bomb' and 'Flesh and Bone'.

Ben Azadi, from Miami Beach, Florida said of the show: "The new material gave me goosebumps. They sound heavier, more like they did on 'Sam's' Town, which is still my favourite album. I'm seeing them headline the X Festival this weekend, so it was rare seeing them in an intimate setting like this."