Before the Black Keys became an arena-filling mainstream rock band, they were just two guys making scuzzy garage-blues in an Akron, Ohio basement. And it seems like they’re looking to reconnect with their roots on their newly announced album Delta Kream, their first since 2019’s “Let’s Rock.”

At almost every Cleveland Indians home game since August 25, 1973, a man named John Adams has played a bass drum in the last row of the left field bleachers. That summer, a 21-year-old Adams brought his drum to Cleveland Stadium because he wanted to participate in the tradition of banging on seats to make noise during the game, but he preferred ...

This past summer, the Black Keys returned, after a five-year absence, with the new album "Let's Rock" -- quotation marks theirs. Five years is a long time, especially when you're two aging dudes in an old-school rock band. But the Black Keys are still a big enough deal to command the outdoor festival stage that…

He went on an expletive-filled rantPatrick Carney from The Black Keys at Governors Ball Music Festival - Day 3 at Randall's Island on June 7, 2015 in New York CityThe Black Keys drummer Patrick Carney has shown his distaste for the Grammys. He was appearing with bandmate Dan Auerbach on the Joe Rogan podcast. Read more: The Black Keys – ‘Let...

The Black Keys welcomed Wayne Newton to the stage last night at the Life Is Beautiful Music & Art Festival in Las Vegas. The Sin City staple, who currently has a residency at Caesars Palace, joined the band to sing along with their 2011 track "Lonely Boy."