Prince Harry just might be the member of the British Royal Family most likely to go on a Las Vegas bender. It should come as little surprise, then, that he's a fan of Vegas exports the Killers. At a recent concert in London's Hyde Park, His Royal Highness even paid a visit backstage to say hello and meet the band. Reportedly, he smiled like he meant it.

Anyone thinking of betting their heard-earned on Art Brut supporting the Killers or Kings of Leon anytime soon, please read on. If we can think of one band who won't be asked to open for either, thanks to this weekend, it's Art Brut.

During Art Brut's Other Stage set, singer Eddie Argos sang the lines, "This sex is on fire" and "Are we human? Or are we dancer?" during the song 'Slap Dash' in a less-than-enthusiastic tone.

"What does it mean? What does any of it f---ing mean?" he asked the crowd, earning a cheer, but little chance of a Christmas card from the Followill clan or the Family Flowers.

"Putting on a suit, a little make-up ... It feels the right thing to do." --Brandon Flowers

In a recent interview with Elle UK, the Killers frontman credited Elton John with the band's early success adding, "Coming from very ordinary backgrounds, the glamour was an exciting thing ... It still is."

"Kurt Cobain and grunge took the fun out of rock 'n' roll." --Brandon Flowers

In a recent interview, the Killers' frontman critiqued his rock forebears for being so glum. Hey, we can't all be 'Mr. Brightside.'




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"I've quit drinking." --Brandon Flowers

The Morman from Sin City -- and frontman for the Killers -- announced his new state of abstinence from alcohol, adding, "When I think about the pain that came with it, it's a no-brainer."



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"I don't even know if I knew where Panama was before we played there." --Brandon Flowers

In a recent interview, the Killers frontman admitted that he was a little geographically challenged.

"[I've got] more rhythm than most people, I think." --Brandon Flowers

Despite some evidence to the contrary, the Killers frontman maintains he's got, like, mad moves.