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Grammy-winning rockers The Black Keys have just announced a 2022 tour titled the Dropout Boogie Tour. The band’s most recent album was Delta Kream which released in 2021. The new tour begins on July 9th in Las Vegas, NV and comes to an end on October 18th in Dallas, TX. Fans can expect tickets for ...
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Back in March, when The Black Keys announced their North American tour with Modest Mouse, fans spiraled into hoping that this would be the year Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney return with a new album. Shortly after detailing their tour, the Black Keys enlivened hopes by dropping “Lo/Hi”, a classic blues-rock song that found Carney and Auerbach ...
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It’s been awhile since the Black Keys dropped their album Turn Blue. But Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney haven’t been any less busy since 2014. Auerbach has been leaning into his role as record producer by launching the Easy Eye Sound record label—named after his recording studio—in addition to releasing a solo album, Waiting on a Song, back ...
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