Watch Brandon Flowers cover Oasis’ ‘Don’t Look Back In Anger’ with his son at 9/11 anniversary concert

Brandon Flowers interpretou o clássico single “Don’t Look Back In Anger” do Oasis junto com seu filho em um show que marcou o 25º aniversário dos ataques de 11 de setembro na noite passada.

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O vocalista dos Killers foi acompanhado por seu filho de 15 anos, Henry, que tocou violão acústico em uma interpretação da faixa no Red Butte Garden, em Salt Lake City.

Flowers is currently on his North America tour in support of his new solo record, ‘Thrasher’, ahead of his UK and Ireland gigs this autumn.

Em outra parte de seu set na noite, ele executou faixas do disco junto com os clássicos do The Killers ‘Mr Brightside’ e ‘Read My Mind’.

Flowers will continue his tour in the US at Ogden Theatre in Denver tonight (September 12).

His appearances on these shores will include a stop at London’s Royal Albert Hall on October 15. You can find a list of shows here and buy tickets here.

Ahead of the release, the singer also spoke to NME about how the album was inspired by his childhood, as well as tackling the “loneliness epidemic” for an incoming “sister record” and what’s next for The Killers.

Quando questionado sobre se havia outro álbum dos ícones do rock a caminho, ele respondeu: “Não está no forno, mas os caras têm sido realmente ótimos e acolhedores em vir para Salt Lake para escrever e colocar demos em andamento.”.

Nos encontramos periodicamente em Salt Lake, e isso se deve apenas à minha situação como pai… Eles têm sido ótimos com isso, e continuaremos avançando pouco a pouco.

Oasis meanwhile, recently released their documentary named after ‘Don’t Look Back in Anger’ earlier this week. In a four-and-a-half-star review, NME said the movie was “masterfully done, with moments of irreverence and intense passion burning throughout”.

This evening, they seemingly teased a concert at Slane Castle in Ireland ahead of what is expected to be confirmation of their 2027 tour on Monday (September 14).

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