KILLERS PERFORM A KILLER VERSION OF NEVADA’S STATE SONG

Brandon Flowers of The Killers takes a bow Wednesday after performing Nevada's state song "Home Means Nevada" in the Washington office of Senate majority leader Harry Reid. On the far right: Reid, Sen. Chuck Schumer and Sen. Dick Durbin. The Killers recently performed the song in a concert. (Courtesy photo) Las Vegas rock sensations The Killers visited Senate majority leader Harry Reid today in his Washington, D.C. office. Frontman Brandon Flowers sang the Nevada state song a cappella for Reid and fellow leading Democrats Chuck Schumer, D-NY, and Dick Durbin, D-Ill. (Courtesy photo)

Some top Democrats who stopped in Senator majority leader Harry Reid's Washington office today heard a Killer version of Nevada's state song.

Senators Chuck Schumer D-NY and Dick Durbin D-Ill., the majority whip, walked in and were introduced to the rock band The Killers, who are in the capital for a concert.

Reid mentioned he had heard the band recently performed "Home Means Nevada" during a concert and asked if they would sing it.

Frontman Brandon Flowers, who was seated on a couch, stood up and sang the state song a cappella.

During the 20-minute stop in Reid's office, Reid asked if the band had any legislation they were interested in bringing up. Renewable energy, one of The Killers said.

--NORM CLARKE, Vegas Confidential