Brandon Flowers grew up in Nephi, Utah — a small town 90 miles south of Provo, where the valley opens up to the desert and the mountains feel closer than they do anywhere else. He left for Las Vegas as a teenager, formed The Killers, and became one of the most successful rock musicians of his generation.
But Utah never left him. And a stage in Provo Canyon, built into the rock of the Wasatch, would be a homecoming unlike any other.
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