Stereogum — Yesterday Dave Davies found his lost Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame trophy and today is Ray Davies’ 80th birthday. The Killers just covered “Come Dancing” in Dublin. It would be sick if the Kinks finally reunited/worked it out on the remix. Unti... more info

New York Post — She'll be joined by The Killers, Post Malone, Chappell Roan and more at the 3-day extravaganza. more info

Stereogum — The Killers are having fun this month. While celebrating 20 years of their seminal debut Hot Fuss , the band covered “Maps” by the Yeah Yeah Yeahs at Gov Ball and “A Little Respect” by Erasure the evening before at Bowery Ballroom. On Fri... more info

Magnet Magazine — 20 years ago today, the Killers released debut album Hot Fuss. You’ve got potential. Destiny is calling you. Read our Killers cover interview by Jimmy Kimmel: The post The Killers Released Debut Album “Hot Fuss” 20 Years Ago Today appeared firs... more info

New York Post — They're coming out of their cage and heading to Queens. more info

Stereogum — At least two excellent alt-rock singles came out in 2003: “Mr. Brightside” and “Maps.” The Killers paid homage to the Yeah Yeah Yeahs last night by covering the latter song during their headlining set at Governors Ball in New York. more info

Stereogum — On Friday, the Killers celebrated 20 years of Hot Fuss with a show at New York’s 575-cap venue Bowery Ballroom. The gig was announced earlier this week, and they’re playing Gov Ball today. more info

New York Post — Other big artists heading to Flushing this weekend include The Killers, Post Malone and Chappell Roan. more info

Stereogum — Boston Calling has issued a statement addressing complaints of dangerous overcrowding on Sunday, the final day of this year’s fest, which took place over Memorial Day weekend. Performers for the day included the Killers, Hozier, Megan Thee Stall... more info

Obscure Sound — The new album from Nashville-based band The Welters, For Your Consideration is a no-frills rock success, embracing a blaring ardency across its alt-rock and post-punk maneuvering. While the Nashville scene is prevalent in singer/songwriter acts, The ... more info