Brandon Flowers stopped by The Tonight Show to perform “An American Dream,” a wistful song off his new LP Thrasher. Appearing alongside his band and several back-up singers, Flowers gave a rousing performance of the country ballad, which reflects on whether money can buy happiness. Flowers also sat down with host Jimmy Fallon to discuss Thrasher, which dropped last month.
Some of the musicians who recorded on the album include Gillian Welch collaborator David Rawlings, pedal steel guitarist Bruce Bouton, and harmonica player Charlie McCoy, whose playing graced Bob Dylan’s Nashville LPs. It’s too early in the game.” Flowers recently teased the new Killers album to Rolling Stone, saying, “So far, so good. It’s a little bit too early to say too much, but we’ve had some really nice moments and some good breakthroughs.
The goal is just really for everyone to take some ownership and get their hands dirty. It’s the first time with all four of us since Battle Born.” He added of the intended release date, “If it comes out in ’27, it’s the very end, but I would say it’s more likely early ’28.”
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