They're back... The Black Keys have announced details of their first US tour for four years, which will see them joined on the road by Modest Mouse. The co-headline ‘Let’s Rock’ tour will kick off in Las Vegas on September 21, before heading across North America for 31 shows. It follows ‘Lo/’Hi&a...

Last week, the Black Keys shared their first song in five years, "Lo/Hi," following 2014’s Turn Blue. Today, they announce their first tour in four years, their 31-date "Let’s Rock" North America arena tour with Modest Mouse. Modest Mouse's last album, Strangers To Ourselves, came out in 2015.

Just under a decade ago, there was a moment when The Black Keys genuinely may have been one of the biggest bands on the planet. By 2010, Arctic Monkeys were conquering arenas in the UK and Europe, but not yet making a dent worldwide. The White Stripes and My Chemical Romance were approaching their end, […]The post The Black Keys releas...

The Black Keys have been on hiatus ever since touring behind 2014's Turn Blue wrapped up, and Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney have stayed busy with countless side projects in the interim. Separately, they've released solo records, started new bands, penned theme songs, produced for other artists, and made a smattering of appearances across pop&a...

Bring it onSam Kiszka of Greta Van Fleet / Dan Auerbach of the Black KeysGreta Van Fleet have said that The Black Keys need to step up their game otherwise they could just be seen as “some band”. Bassist Sam Kiszka said in a new interview with HEAVY that competition is on for them whenever Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney ret...