Brandon Flowers

Brandon Flowers plays Beacon Hall on Saturday 17 October, bringing his latest solo work to the stage in an intimate live show. Most of us know him as the frontman of The Killers, but this is a different register: he's stepping away from the stadium sound to work in a more personal space, and the set is built around storytelling, memory and an American heartland sound.

That heartland influence comes from country, Americana and classic rock, and it's tied back to his Utah upbringing and the lives that shaped him. On stage, the songs unfold with warmth and narrative detail, moving between reflective ballads and widescreen, anthemic moments, with his voice carrying stories of family, place and identity. It's a solo outing that leans into those roots rather than the synth-heavy pop of the band.

The night is presented by SJM Concerts, with standing in the stalls and reserved seating in the tiers. If you're bringing anyone younger, under-14s have to be accompanied by an adult. There's also a practical note for the sensitive: the show uses strobe lighting and haze effects.

Doors open at 19:00, with support starting at 19:30 and Brandon Flowers taking the stage at 20:45. Tickets start from £60.50, going up to £75.58.