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Brandon Flowers Country Show at Royal Albert Hall
Brandon Flowers performs country roots set at Royal Albert Hall.
In brief
Brandon Flowers performs country roots set at Royal Albert Hall. Brandon Flowers played a country-themed show at Royal Albert Hall after releasing his solo album 'Thrasher' that explores his Utah upbringing. Originally reported by NME.
Brandon Flowers at Royal Albert Hall

Brandon Flowers played an epic solo show at London’s Royal Albert Hall featuring The Killers classics and his new album 'Thrasher'.
Thrasher Album Release

Flowers released his solo album 'Thrasher' in August after moving from Las Vegas to small-town Utah as a child.
Childhood Influences

Flowers shared how his childhood in Utah with Willie Nelson, Merle Haggard and Waylon Jennings shaped his country music roots.
Country Music Roots
Flowers played 'Does It Ever Cross Your Mind?' and 'Crossfire' to show his country influences from his youth.
New Order and Johnny Cash
Flowers joked about New Order sounding like Johnny Cash if they were country musicians.
“i wonder what new order would sound like if they were johnny cash… probably something like this”
Setlist Highlights

The setlist included 'Tiger’s Blood', 'Plans', 'Paradise', 'Angel' and 'Miss America' from 'Thrasher'.
Family Stories
Flowers revealed his sister’s escape from abuse influenced the album and his vision of 'Tiger’s Blood' as a road to ruin.
Tour Dates
The 'Thrasher' tour continues in Bristol, Nottingham, Glasgow, Dublin and more through October.
What matters most
Brandon Flowers played a country-themed show at Royal Albert Hall after releasing his solo album 'Thrasher' that explores his Utah upbringing.





