Overview
- Flowers officially announced Thrasher on Tuesday and set the release for August 21 through Island Records.
- The lead single “Plans” is scheduled for release on June 26 to introduce the album’s country and Americana sound.
- Thrasher was cut last July at Nashville’s RCA Studio A with producers Shawn Everett and Jonathan Rado and features David Rawlings, pedal‑steel player Bruce Bouton, and harmonica legend Charlie McCoy.
- A solo tour across North America, the UK and Ireland will support the record with North American presales starting June 25, general on‑sale June 26, and UK/Ireland general sales on July 3.
- Flowers says the songs draw on his upbringing in Nephi, Utah, and family stories and presents Thrasher as an expansion of his work with The Killers while some outlets report, unconfirmed, that a second solo record and a 2027 Killers album are planned.