Sharon Van Etten brings out The Killers' Brandon Flowers for "Like I Used To" at Melbourne show
09 December 2022, 16:21
| Written by
Cerys Kenneally
The Killers' Brandon Flowers joined Sharon Van Etten at her second Melbourne show to sing Angel Olsen's parts on "Like I Used To".
During Van Etten's second show at Melbourne's Northcote Theatre, she was joined by special guest Brandon Flowers of The Killers, who helped her perform "Like I Used To", taking on Angel Olsen's parts.
Had such an amazing 2nd show tonight here in Melbourne and the epic Northcote Theatre. Thank you, @BrandonFlowers for being such a sincere , humble , beautiful person. Loved singing with you - and @AngelOlsen gave her blessing. Hope to do it again sometime. X https://t.co/17LriMfIO6
— Sharon Van Etten (@sharonvanetten) December 9, 2022
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