LISTEN: Brandon Flowers Full Album Preview

EXCLUSIVE: Hear clips from all 10 songs on the Killers frontman's upcoming solo effort, Flamingo, out Sept. 14.
Brandon Flowers

Killers frontman Brandon Flowers is branching out on his own for the first time ever with Flamingo, his debut solo album, out Sept. 14—hear preview clips of all ten songs from the record below!

SPIN.com interviewed Flowers about the record earlier this month—check it out here.

EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: Brandon Flowers Solo Album

"I haven't felt this exposed in over seven years," admits the Killers frontman. Listen to five clips from Flamingo now!
Brandon Flowers

While his band the Killers take a much-deserved break from recording and touring, singer Brandon Flowers is launching a solo career with the September 14 release his debut album, Flamingo. But the 29-year-old known for his haute fashion sense (mascara, glitter, feather-covered shoulder pads) has come to an unsettling realization: He's on his own.

Brandon Flowers Taps Jenny Lewis for Solo Debut

"I've just got this fire in my bosom that's still burning. I'm ready to go!" said the Killers frontman.
Brandon Flowers / Jenny Lewis

Brandon Flowers has finally spoken about the mysterious Flamingo, his debut solo album.

Mother of Killers Frontman Brandon Flowers Dies

Jean Flowers, 64, succumbed to brain cancer late last week.
The Killers' Brandon Flowers / Photographed for SPIN by Ture Lillegraven

Jean Flowers, mother of Killers frontman Brandon Flowers, passed away last Thursday in Nevada after a two-year battle with brain cancer. She was 64.

Killers to Take a Break

Guitarist Dave Keuning says band is about to play "last shows for a while."
The Killers

Citing burnout, guitarist Dave Keuning recently told the Australian Associated Press that the Killer's gig at the Good Vibrations festival in Sydney, Australia, on February 13 would likely be the superstar quartet's "last shows for a while."

When asked if the break was permanent, Keuning replied, "not as far as I know."

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