Serious question, not being an idiot......?

Is Brandon Flowers (lead singer of The Killers) gay? He's super sexy, but seems not-so-hetero. I'm just curious. They're one of my favorite bands.

Serious question, not being an idiot......?
Brandon Flowers was born on June 21, 1981 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Brandon Flowers is the vocalist and keyboardist in the American rock band The Killers. Brandon Flowers was raised in Nephi, Utah in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. He later returned to Las Vegas. While listening to the radio in his car after his very first college class, Brandon Flowers heard the song "Changes" by David Bowie. Brandon Flowers fell in love with the piece and realized he wanted to be part of the music industry. Brandon Flowers joined a band known as Blush Response, but the band booted Flowers in 2001 when he refused to move with the rest of them to Los Angeles, California.





The Killers were spawned shortly thereafter when Brandon Flowers responded to an ad placed by guitarist David Keuning in the Las Vegas Weekly looking for a vocalist in order to form a band. Mark Stoermer later became the bassist and Ronnie Vannucci became the drummer. They played some of their early gigs at a gay drag club in Las Vegas. The name 'The Killers' came about from watching New Order's music video for 'Crystal', where New Order were a fictitious band of perfecto called 'The Killers'. Brandon Flowers was inspired and felt the desire to be as perfect as 'The Killers' by ultimately becoming 'The Killers'. Flowers was married on August 2, 2005 to Tana Munblowsky, a manager of an Urban Outfitters store in Las Vegas. Munblowsky had previously converted to Mormonism. The small, private marriage ceremony was held in Hawaii. Although an active Mormon himself, Brandon Flowers smokes cigarettes, drinks alcohol, and wears makeup -- behavior not typical of the faith. However, Flowers belongs to a "very tolerant gathering". In an August 2005 interview with Rolling Stone, he mentioned trying to cut-back and eventually quit smoking and drinking.





The gigs in a drag club, the lyrics to "Andy, You're a Star" (about a crush on a male High School athlete) as well as the androgyny of "Somebody Told Me," Brandon Flowers' apparent metrosexuality, and the band's considerable gay following have all led to speculation and rumors that Brandon Flowers is either gay or bisexual. Brandon Flowers claims that "Andy You're a Star" is "free for people to interpret as their own," in a Genre 2005 interview. However in an earlier QLas Vegas interview during 2004 he said it was about his crush on a male athlete in high school. Brandon Flowers has stated that some confusion over his sexuality is "not a bad thing." He was also seen holding hands with a male outside of an early gig in Las Vegas. Brandon Flowers has also said "I'm not gay", but has not yet responded to whether he is bisexual or not. The band is also known for boylove (suggestive homoerotic play between male bandmembers) onstage, something on par with the yaoi and slash fiction cultures.
Reply:who knows for sure?
Reply:Don't know at all sorry
Reply:Who cares it's not like he's going to be wanting you.
Reply:hes the new freddie mercury!! the whole is he isnt he thing! plus all Queens and Killers song are Great! Cant Wait For SAMS TOWN :)
Reply:Did you ask this question a while back? I swear someone asked if he was gay or religious. Who knows. I don't suppose it actually matters at the end of the day unless you're planning on marrying him.
Reply:Mr. Brightside isn't gay!..........is he?
Reply:You're right, he is sexy! And Im pretty sure he's staright but don't quote me on that one. I hope he is......
Reply:he is married to a woman
Reply:The Killers, as a band, are known for suggestive homoerotic play between band members onstage, as well as for their gigs in a drag club in Vegas. The lyrics to "Andy, You're a Star" and in the hit-single "Somebody Told Me" contain a sexual ambiguity. Flowers is viewed by some as a famous example of metrosexuality, a type of personality which combines feminine and masculine characteristics. The band has a considerable gay following,[3] fueling speculation that Flowers is either gay or bisexual.[1] In response to such speculation, Flowers said that "Andy, You're a Star" was "free for people to interpret as their own," in a Genre 2005 interview. This contradicts an earlier statement made in a QLas Vegas interview during 2004, wherein he claimed it was about a crush he himself had formed on a male athlete while attending high school.[Issue # needed] Flowers has also stated that some confusion over his sexual identity is "not a bad thing,"[1]but did say "I'm not gay." [6]. He supports equal rights for gays and lesbians.