The Killers release new single My Own Soul’s Warning
17 June 2020, 10:56 | Updated: 17 June 2020, 11:03
Brandon Flowers and co have shared the latest infectious new track to be taken from their forthcoming Imploding The Mirage album.
The Killers have shared their brand new single My Own Souls Warning.
The 80s-inspired track is the second track to be taken from their forthcoming album Imploding The Mirage, following their previously-revealed single Caution.
Listen to it here:
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The artwork for My Own Soul’s Warning is a piece by the artist Thomas Blackshear, who also painted the artwork for the band's new album.
As a companion to the album sleeve, the artwork for My Own Soul’s Warning comes from a series of Blackshear works depicting the Native American Crow Tribe who gave the band their blessing to use the painting.
They wrote in a letter: "Artists living across the world inspired by our people and way of life, is a total honour and true testament of the knowledge our people share. During this unprecedented time due to the COVID-19 Pandemic as well as the injustice of police brutality protests around the world. Our people recognise the need to also help keep our spirits positive."
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Meanwhile, The Killers were set to play UK and Irish dates this month, but were forced to postpone them due to the coronavirus outbreak.
The band shared the updated tour poster back in April, alongside the caption: "UK and Ireland friends...We must postpone our UK and Ireland dates due to COVID. The single most important thing is that you all take care of yourselves and be safe and healthy. These are going to be the same great shows, but we have to move them to next year. All tickets will be honored, so we really hope you will join us. If you can’t, please contact your ticket agent."
See The Killers' new 2021 UK and Irish dates here:
Tuesday 25 May - Donacaster Keepmoat Stadium
Thursday 27 May - Bristol Ashton Gate Stadium
Saturday 29 May - Coventry Ricoh Stadium
Monday 31 May - Southampton St. Mary's Road Stadium
Wednesday 2 June - Norwich Carrow Road Stadium
Friday 4 June - London Emirates Stadium
Saturday 5 June - London Emirates Stadium
Tuesday 8 June - Falkirk Stadium
Thursday 10 June - Middlesborough Riverside Stadium
Saturday 12 June - Manchester Emirates Old Trafford Stadium
Tuesday 15 June - Dublin Malahide Castle
Wednesday 16 June - Dublin Malahide Castle
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