One thing about Morrissey is that he's steadfast. Years into his Crotchety Racist era, the former Smiths frontman remains committed to wearing far-right politic The Killers' Brandon Flowers Says ...

In a new interview, Flowers discussed Smiths guitarist Johnny Marr’s surprise appearance during the Vegas band’s Glastonbury 2019 headline set, where they covered ‘This Charming Man’ together.

The Killers covered the Smith's "This Charming Man" onstage in L.A. after Morrissey canceled his headlining set at KROQ's Almost Acoustic Christmas.

The Smiths are a beloved band (perhaps as much as any '80s British band), but Morrissey has been making enemies with his far-right political views. While some f The Killers' Brandon Flowers on ...

But today, more than 25 years after the Smiths split and with Morrissey knocking on the door of 55, his woe-is-me act feels tired, ... the Smiths waved flowers and made jokes.

Morrissey has been making headlines over the past few months for leaning into his long-held right-wing ideology. He publicly endorsed the far-right anti-Muslim group For Britain on multiple ...

Morrissey’s controversial statements in recent years have turned off some Smiths fans, but Flowers says he still cherishes the music. “It is difficult to separate it from him, and I’m not ...

Bill Mather is a very special Smiths fan - and he has a 30-year-old gladiolus to prove it. For over three decades, the music fan has lovingly preserved a flower tossed into the crowd by his hero ...

Billy Bragg @ City Winery (more by PSquared)You may remember that Billy Bragg, who toured with The Smiths in the ’80s as part of the Socialist Red Wedge movement and had Johnny Marr play on many ...

In 2016 at the height of the Brexit movement, Morrissey caused controversy with the Smiths' fans with his stance supporting on the Brexit decision and conservative U.K. politician Nigel Farage.

None of this appears to have registered with Brandon Flowers. The Killers frontman sat down with NME before his band’s Glastonbury set, where Morrissey’s former Smiths bandmate Johnny Marr ...

Frontman defends Moz, despite his support for extremist party For Britain. The Killers' Brandon Flowers insists Morrissey "still a king" despite far-right political views Lake Schatz ...