Amy MacDonald wants to team up with The Killers
Singer claims it would be a 'dream' to work with the Vegas band
Amy MacDonald has admitted that she would love to collaborate with The Killers.
The Scottish singer, whose song 'Run' was inspired by the Las Vegas four-piece as previously reported on NME.COM, recently stayed up all night to see the band play at the Lowlands festival in Holland.
Posting on her MySpace page she said: "The Killers were amazing, as usual. I felt so inspired watching them.
"My absolute dream in life would be to do something with The Killers. They are one of my favourite bands.
"I think out of a lot of bands and artists around nowadays very few will still be around in 20 years time. The Killers will definitely be one of them."
MacDonald also admitted that she found singer Brandon Flowers "absolutely mesmorising as a performer".
The Scottish singer, whose song 'Run' was inspired by the Las Vegas four-piece as previously reported on NME.COM, recently stayed up all night to see the band play at the Lowlands festival in Holland.
Posting on her MySpace page she said: "The Killers were amazing, as usual. I felt so inspired watching them.
"My absolute dream in life would be to do something with The Killers. They are one of my favourite bands.
"I think out of a lot of bands and artists around nowadays very few will still be around in 20 years time. The Killers will definitely be one of them."
MacDonald also admitted that she found singer Brandon Flowers "absolutely mesmorising as a performer".
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