The Black Keys

The Black Keys, hailing from Akron, Ohio, are a powerhouse rock duo that has captivated audiences worldwide since their formation in 2001. Comprising Dan Auerbach on guitar and vocals, and Patrick Carney on drums, The Black Keys are renowned for their raw, blues-infused sound that pays homage to legends like Junior Kimbrough and Howlin' Wolf. Starting as an independent act, recording in basements and self-producing their music, they quickly rose to prominence during the garage rock revival of the 2000s. Their intense live performances and gritty, blues-soaked tracks have earned them a dedicated following and critical acclaim, making them a staple in the modern rock scene. With a discography that blends garage rock, blues rock, and modern blues, The Black Keys continue to push boundaries and deliver electrifying performances, as evidenced by their ongoing "No Rain, No Flowers Tour."