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Watch The Killers invite fan to play drums with them at Reading 2023

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The Killers brought a fan on stage to play drums with them during their Reading Festival 2023 set. Watch clips for the moment below.“Go faster,” Flowers said, before joking, “More cocaine than marijuana”.

The crowd approved of the moment, chanting Ozzy’s name as he left the stage.‘More cocaine than marijuana Ozzie’ – that was absolutely brilliant to watch!! ⁦@thekillers⁩ #readingfestival pic.twitter.com/3Vzs6CsHf1— shiner_sam (@shiner_sam) August 26, 2023Pretty cool from @thekillers getting a crowd member to play drums at @OfficialRandL…#thekillers #readingfestival #reading #berkshire #royalcounty pic.twitter.com/uw0uaFSqHm— Ross Brown (@rossTheTwit) August 26, 2023G'WAN ISAAC FROM JUST OUTSIDE OF BATH.#RANDL23 #THEKILLERS pic.twitter.com/csWL8g0WkU— AndrewTrendell (@AndrewTrendell) August 26, 2023my new favourite drummer is that lad that’s just been up with the killers unreal like— amy ⚭ (@amyinlothian) August 26, 2023Earlier this month (August 16), the band issued an apology after inviting a Russian fan onstage to play drums during a concert in Georgia.

There has been a long history of tension between Georgia and Russia, after the latter invaded the country in 2008.The Killers wrote in a statement: “Good people of Georgia, it was never our intention to offend anyone!

We have a longstanding tradition of inviting people to play drums and it seemed from the stage that the initial response from the crowd indicated that they were okay with tonight’s audience participation member coming onstage with us.“We recognize that a comment, meant to suggest that all of the Killers’ audience and fans are ‘brothers and sisters’ could be misconstrued.

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