See the Killers perform three hits at their headlining Summerfest gig on CBSThisMorning
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The morning show highlighted three of Brandon Flowers and company’s biggest hits for the showcase, “Mr. Brightside,” “When You Were Young” and “Human.” The Killers are at the tail end of a summer music festival tour that included stops Kaaboo Texas, Summerfest, Ottawa’s Bluesfest, Louisville, Kentucky’s Forecastle Festival and Glastonbury, where the bandThe band has two more headlining shows on tap for this summer: A September 21st gig at Franklin, Tennessee’s Pilgrimage Festival and (
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