The Killers have confirmed details of their first comeback show at a South American festivals.

Scoring a massive worldwide hit with their album 'Day & Age' The Killers were thrown into a hectic touring schedule. Pushed to the limit, the Las Vegas band opted to take a break early last year.

Going on hiatus, singer Brandon Flowers released his solo album 'Flamingo'. Hugely popular, the album was followed by new projects from various other band members sparking rumours that the break will be permanent.

Now though The Killers have revealed details of their first comeback show. The band are due to play a headline set the new South American leg of legendary travelling Stateside festival Lollapalooza.

Due to take place in Chile, the two day event will be hosted in the capital city of Santiago. Spread across April 2nd and 3rd, the O' Higgins Park show will boast a line up which includes The Killers.

The Las Vegas band will headline the two day festival, playing their first show together since an ill fated South Pacific tour in 2009. Pushing the band to the brink, it seems that a short break has left The Killers feeling rejuvenated.

Elsewhere on the bill, Lollapalooza will boast performances from Kanye West, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Flaming Lips and Jane's Addiction. Famously, Lollapalooza was founded by Jane's Addiction singer Perry Farrell.

The Chilean event will also hold performances from Cold War Kids, Fatboy Slim, metal icons Deftones, Boys Noize and more.

Now held in Chicago's Grant Park, line up details for the Stateside leg of the festival have not been confirmed as yet.

Lollapalooza is due to take place between April 2nd and 3rd.