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Brandon Flowers career doubts
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In early August 2026, Brandon Flowers, the 45‑year‑old frontman of The Killers, Flowers told The Times that he was “really going through it” and was uncertain doubted how much longer he could continue his music career. He reflected on his father’s modest lifestyle, performing, citing the pressures toll of fame, touring and aggressive fan behavior, suggesting he might quit music. A few days later, Flowers reiterated his contemplation of stepping back while recurring illness. While promoting his upcoming third solo album, *Thrasher*, slated for release on Aug. 21. He 21 August, he described the new record’s its country‑and‑western sound as reminiscent of his dad’s music and noted his recurring post‑tour illness, further questioning father's music. A follow‑up interview on 4 August added that he will support the purpose of his career after more than two decades of success. Both snapshots show album with a consistent theme of personal doubt about continuing North American fall tour beginning 1 September in music, with the later entry adding context about an imminent solo release Phoenix and a stylistic shift. concluding in early October in Las Vegas. He also mentioned his family in Utah—wife Tana Mundkowsky and their three sons—and cited Mick Jagger as an example of an artist who continues to perform for the emotional power of live concerts.
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