The Killers frontman Brandon Flowers perform at the transvestite bars

The Killers frontman Brandon Flowers sent out an American band used to perform at the transvestite bars.

V Festival

The singer with the band currently performed at T In The Park and he asked where was the strangest is that he had performed.

He said to NME: 'In the early days [of the band] it was notorious that The Killers played at transvestite bars.'

Flowers, before reuniting with the band are working on their individual work.

Speaking about the differences between being a solo act and part of a band, he said: 'The Killers are always my band, and it's what I would prefer to be doing.

'We've made an impact, so that's the outlet to do something. We want to do great things.'

The Killers band's member said about his solo projects

The Killers band's member said about his solo projects, among them 'no rivalry' is.

Frontman Brandon Flowers again perform at London's Hard Rock Calling event but they have been working on their new own projects.

V Festival

Drummer Ronnie Vannucci says they wants to help each other or with each other than they are.

He told UK newspaper the Daily Star: 'I feel like they support me and I feel like I support them. There's no rivalry. I'd never even thought of it like that. It'd be cool if there was, though.'

Vannucci 35-years-old has also set a record label.

He said: 'I started a label but I don't know what I'm doing with that yet. Right now it's more of a function of putting my record out. Maybe I'll invest in a second solo album, or I'll give the money away to my family.'

The Killers band have already has begun work on their fourth album

The Killers band have already has begun work on their fourth album, and a large number of songs already written.

Brandon Flowers is a frontman of this band, who gave an interview to Zane Lowe on BBC Radio 1 and said the group back off their stars have been working on his solo material with each other after that.

Asked if they have any new tracks, he said: 'We have about four or five. We've put them up on the board and they're sounding good. We think they're strong.'

The Killers will perform at London's Hard Rock Calling on this weekend 24th of June and Flowers said he was nervous about the gig.

He said: 'Those first gigs will definitely be nerve-wracking.'

The Killers revealed details about his UK tour dates on June

The Killers band have revealed details about his two gigs in London, and through tickets for fans right now.

The band's warm-up shows takes place at London's Hard Rock Calling Festival from 22nd and 23rd June.

The Killers Tickets are now still available on sale!

The guys are still recording their new album in the studio.

At the Hard Rick Calling festival headline The Killers perform on 24th June, and tickets are still available.

The Killers June Tour Dates:

London Scala - 22nd
London Scala - 23rd
Hard Rock Calling - 24th

The Killers band will perform a solo song at London's Hard Rock Calling festival

The Killers band will perform a solo song at London's Hard Rock Calling festival, who fresent at nest month.

At the Hard Rock Calling top group are set on the bill such as Bon Jovi and Rod Stewart.

The band member Brandon Flowers and drummer Ronnie Vannucii both have debut solo projects during the band's recent recording hiatus, although bassist Mark Stoermer and guitarist Dave Keuning have yet to release their own material.

A source told the Daily Star: "The boys will probably have a song each. Ronnie’s got his new album coming out soon and he’s got a really great voice.

“But whatever Dave does I’m sure it will be something a little weirder though."

The Killers during performances - live pictures

The Killers working on their fourth album in the studio

The Killers band are back in the studio next week working on their fourth album.

The 'Human' rockers 2010 after a gap in their preparation to start work on fourth album are, and drummer Ronnie Vanucci Jr. said that the group is brimming with ideas

He told UK radio station XFM: "Tuesday I think we start doing some writing again. We have piles of songs we want to show each other. We're going to get back in that room and start writing."

Ronnie included fans of the band - which also includes singer Brandon Flowers, guitarist Dave Keuning and bass player Mark Soermer - following up on their last album need not worry 'Day & Age' as they all believe that the band is "special" for them to give up.

He said: "Because everybody knows where their bread is buttered and that what we do is special, you can't throw it away. It's guarded and heavily cared for. We don't want to be away for too long."

Still make his solo project new Killers album Ronnie "Big Talk" will be released and they said that although record songs for his first film he remembered he had learned from the start with Brandon placed in between.

He added: "Having to lay vocals down or write lyrics I really would remember how he would do it. He would always just be so fearless and didn't give a s**t about whatever and would just really put it out on the line and I really admire that from him."