List of the Killers band members

Flowers and Keuning first connected when Flowers responded to an ad that Keuning left in a local newspaper. After writing songs in Keuning's apartment, the band recorded demos with drummer Matt Norcross in November 2001.^[1] The band were joined by Dell Neal on bass for further demos the next month. The new four piece played shows around Las Vegas throughout 2002.^[1][2] Norcross was fired in Summer 2002, and was briefly replaced by Brian Havens before he was also fired. Dell Neal also left soon after for personal reasons.^[1]

Ronnie Vannucci Jr. joined as the band's new drummer after Havens departure, playing his first show on August 30, 2002.^[3] For that show, the band were joined by Mark Stoermer on bass,^[4] initially as a stand in while the band tried out other bassists, although Stoermer became permanent bassist soon after, having previously been invited to be second guitarist.^[4]

In 2006, for the Sam's Town Tour, the band were joined by touring musicians Ted Sablay on keyboards, guitar,^[5] and drum tech, as well as Rob Whited on percussion.^[6] In 2008, for the Day & Age World Tour, Sablay was replaced by Ray Suen.^[7] The band was also joined by Tommy Marth on saxophone,^[8] and guitar tech Bobby Lee Parker on acoustic guitar. Suen and Marth both departed after the tour in 2010. Sablay returned for the Battle Born World Tour, alongside Jake Blanton also on keyboards and guitar.^[9] During the Asia leg of the tour, Stoermer had to depart due to an illness, with Blanton playing bass in his absence.^[10] After the tour, Parker and Whited both stopped performing.

For a North American tour in 2016, the band was joined by Brian Karscig on guitar/keyboards,^[11] while Blanton played bass instead of Stoermer.^[12] Blanton continued to play bass for the Wonderful Wonderful World Tour in 2017, where the band was joined by Robbie Connolly^[13] and Taylor Milne on keyboards/guitar, while Sablay replaced Keuning, who had retired from touring.^[14][15] The band was also joined by backing vocalists Erica Canales,^[16] Amanda Brown,^[17] and Danielle Withers.^[18]

For the Imploding the Mirage Tour in 2022, Keuning returned and Sablay moved to back rhythm guitar/keyboards. Withers and Brown were also replaced by Melissa Mcmillan and Tori Allen.^[19][20] Keuning left the tour in May and Sablay moved back to lead guitar. Keuning returned in July. Allen and McMillan were replaced by Nicky Egan and Miranda Joan in 2023.^[21] Sablay also played lead guitar with Keuning being absent for the rest of the tour, although he has since returned in 2024.