The Killers apologise to ‘good people of Georgia’ after inviting Russian onstage

Comments from the lead singer were not well-received and prompted fans to walk out in protest before the end of the show
Brandon Flowers of The Killers (Ian West/PA)
Brandon Flowers of The Killers (Ian West/PA)

The Killers have apologised after frontman Brandon Flowers was booed for inviting a Russian fan to play the drums on stage during a concert in Georgia.

The lead singer, 42, suggested the crowd were “brothers and sisters”, which was not well-received and prompted fans to walk out in protest before the end of the show in the Black Sea resort of Batumi on Tuesday.

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