Watch: The Killers stop by SNL
Updated with working videos…
Sarah Palin impersonations and Queen Latifah appearances weren’t the only things last night’s edition of Saturday Night Live offered up. Ahead of their forthcoming new studio album, Day & Age, The Killers used the opportunity as the evening’s musical guests to perform two brand new selections, “Human” and “Spaceman”.
“Human”, the album’s first single, was previously debuted on the radio and is now available as a digital download, while “Spaceman” has been floating around since early August. However, this marked the first time the Las Vegas outfit has performed the songs within the United States. Plus, Brandon Flowers’ feather suit just adds to the spectacle…
“Human”
“Spaceman”
Combine this with the recently unveiled tracklisting, and well, I think it’s safe to say it’s time to officially get excited. Day & Age hits music stores everywhere November 25th on Island Records.
Day & Age Tracklist:
01. Losing Touch
02. Human
03. Spaceman
04. Joyride
05. A Dustland Fairytale
06. This Is Your Life
07. I Can’t Stay
08. Neon Tiger
09. The World We Live In
10. Goodnight, Travel Well
The Killers 2008 Tour Dates:
10/20 - Las Vegas, NV @ House of Blues
10/21 - San Francisco, CA @ Warfield Theater
10/24 - New York, NY @ Hammerstein Ballroom
11/03 - London, UK @ Royal Albert Hall
anyone got an MP3 of spaceman?
Both songs show us the new Killers’s Day and Age..
..Pretty High
it seems brandon was channeling the spirit of ian curtis with his crazy shaking seizures
Backup vocals and guitar
Who is the 5th session musician in the back and what is he doing?
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