Killers Cancel Gigs, Address Breakup Rumors

The Las Vegas band scraps Australian shows due to "illness of a close family member."
The Killers cancel Australian tour due to family illness

Las Vegas rockers the Killers have canceled a handful of gigs in Australia, due to the illness of one band member's family. In late January, the quartet canceled a tour of Asia for the same reason.

Rumor Alert: Killers Singer 'Not' Going Solo

Contrary to online reports, Brandon Flowers isn't leaving his bandmates for a personal project.
The Killers' Brandon Flowers /  Photographed for SPIN by Ture Lillegraven

Don't believe this morning's internet reports that Killers frontman Brandon Flowers is going out on his own.

"It’s not true," their publicist tells SPIN.com. "He has no plans to go solo. The band are very much still promoting [recent album] Day & Age. They’ve got tour dates in Asia, Australia, Japan, etc. into 2010."

LISTEN: Killers Release Christmas Song

Vegas boys go south-of-the-border with their Mariachi El Bronx collabo!
The Killers

'Tis the season for giving, Killers style.

Q&A: The Killers

Drummer Ronnie Vannucci Jr. talks about singing in a London basement with Prince Harry and Tom Jones!
The Killers / Ronnie Vannucci Jr., Second from Left

It's been a banner year for the Killers.

Complete 'New Moon' Soundtrack: Killers, Thom Yorke, Grizzly Bear!

New tunes from Muse, BRMC, Editors and more also appear in the upcoming Twilight film. Get details here!
Brandon Flowers / Thom Yorke / Ed Droste

With a post to her website, Twilight author Stephenie Meyer has cleared up months of online rumors about New Moon's soundtrack.

Killers Clip Exposes Sex Trafficking

WATCH: The Vegas band partners with MTV and UNICEF on their new video for "Goodnight, Travel Well."

We've come to expect gorgeous, cinema-quality videos from the Killers, and their new clip for Day & Age track "Goodnight, Travel Well" is no exception -- except for the fact that it's not only an artistic expression, but a socially conscious one, as well.

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