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The Killers will return Down Under for a November/December tour to celebrate 20 years since they blasted onto the music scene.  Formed in 2001 by frontman Brandon Flowers and pianist Dave Keuning, the honorary Aussie rock band smashed ARIA charts with their debut album Hot Fuss.  Now the Mr Brightside hitmakers have returned to Australia to celebrate the 2004 track's 20th anniversary after announcing their Las Vegas residency in January.

New crowd footage has shown the moment The Killers paused their concert at the 02 in London so their fans could watch England beat The Netherlands in the Euro 2024 semi-final. The American rockers - comprised of Brandon Flowers, Dave Keuning, Ronnie Vannucci Jr. and Mark Stoermer - were in the British capital as part of their 'Rebel Diamonds' tour to celebrate 20 years of hits. The band delighted the crowd by showing the final minutes of the match on the big screen.

The Killers paused their concert at The 02 in London on Thursday so their fans could watch England beat The Netherlands in the Euro 2024 semi-final.  The American rockers - comprised of Brandon Flowers, Dave Keuning, Ronnie Vannucci Jr. and Mark Stoermer - were in the British capital as part of their "Rebel Diamonds" tour to celebrate 20 years of hits. But the band clearly knew what the game meant to their UK fans as they paused the show so their fans could watch the end of the match live in the arena.

To celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Killers' iconic debut album, Hot Fuss, the killers have announced an eight-show residency in Las Vegas. The Mr. Brightside hitmakers, which includes Brandon Flowers, Dave Keuning, Ronnie Vannucci Jr., and Mark Stoermer, will appear on stage at The Colosseum in Caesars Palace in August and perform every track from the 2004 album.

After Brandon Flowers told an audience in Georgia that a Russian fan was their 'brother,' the Killers have apologised. The band was booed towards the end of their show in Batumi on Tuesday after inviting a man to perform drums with them during 'For Reasons Unknown' until the show ended. They announced to the audience in the former Soviet state that they came from the neighboring country, which had invaded them in 2008.

The Killers, an American rock band, are currently touring Australia. On Saturday, one lucky Aussie fan had his aspirations come true when vocalist Brandon Flowers invited him to play drums with them on stage in Adelaide. Andrew Clark, 32, was holding up a sign asking 'Can I play the drums with you?' Brandon was ecstatic when he found it on their Day on the Green festival, and was stunned when it was revealed.