Live Performances by The Black Keys
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On January 1, 2003, The Black Keys performed live, showcasing their raw garage rock sound that was becoming increasingly recognized at the time. This ... Read Full Description >
On January 1, 2003, The Black Keys performed live, showcasing their raw garage rock sound that was becoming increasingly recognized at the time. This recording coincided with the release of their second studio album, "Thickfreakness," which came out just a few days earlier on March 4, 2003. The album featured a gritty aesthetic, emphasizing simplicity and authenticity, reflective of their musical roots. "Thickfreakness" was notable for its minimalistic production and powerful guitar riffs, which became hallmarks of the duo's style. During this period in their career, Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney were solidifying their reputation in the music scene, gaining traction among fans and critics alike. Their live performances during this era captured the essence of their chemistry and energy, setting the foundation for their future successes.
The Black Keys Full Concert at 7th Street Entry, Minneapolis
7th Street Entry
Minneapolis, MN, United States
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In the video recording from October 31, 2003, at the 7th Street Entry in Minneapolis, The Black Keys were still early in their career, riding the wave... Read Full Description >
In the video recording from October 31, 2003, at the 7th Street Entry in Minneapolis, The Black Keys were still early in their career, riding the wave of their debut album, *The Big Come Up*, which was released in 2002. This album showcased their raw, blues-infused rock sound and established them as a unique presence in the music scene. During this period, the duo of Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney were gaining traction, playing in smaller venues and building a dedicated fanbase. An interesting aspect of this live performance is that it showcases their early, gritty style before they transitioned to a more polished sound in later albums. By 2003, they were beginning to attract attention, which would eventually lead to their breakthrough with subsequent albums like *Rubber Factory* in 2004, highlighting their evolution as artists. This performance captures a pivotal moment just before their upward trajectory fully launched.
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By the time of the live recording at Emo's in Austin on September 7, 2004, The Black Keys had already established themselves within the blues-rock gen... Read Full Description >
By the time of the live recording at Emo's in Austin on September 7, 2004, The Black Keys had already established themselves within the blues-rock genre. Their debut album, "The Big Come Up," was released in 2002 and was followed by "Thickfreakness" in 2003. The live performance captured in the recording is particularly significant as it showcases the band during a pivotal moment early in their career, when they were gaining traction and building a dedicated fanbase. Notably, the band's raw and energetic live sound is evident in this performance, which reflects their authentic garage rock roots. The DVD's release quickly sold out worldwide, underscoring their growing popularity and the demand for live recordings of their high-energy shows. This period marked a crucial step in their ascendance to mainstream success, which would later be solidified with albums like "Rubber Factory" in 2004, released just after this live recording.
The Black Keys Full Concert at Metro, Chicago - September 24, 2004
Metro
Chicago, IL, United States
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On September 24, 2004, The Black Keys performed a live set at the Metro in Chicago, showcasing their gritty, blues-infused rock sound during a pivotal... Read Full Description >
On September 24, 2004, The Black Keys performed a live set at the Metro in Chicago, showcasing their gritty, blues-infused rock sound during a pivotal moment in their career. At this time, the band had just released their fourth studio album, "Rubber Factory," which had come out earlier that same year in October. This album marked a significant point in their evolution, as it garnered critical acclaim and began to expand their audience beyond underground music circles. The performance reflects the raw energy of their earlier work, which revitalized the blues-rock genre. Interestingly, this live recording captures the essence of their sound before they achieved commercial success, with their later albums like "Brothers" and "El Camino" propelling them into mainstream recognition. The Chicago show exemplifies their dedication to live performance, which has long been a hallmark of their artistic identity.
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On October 20, 2004, The Black Keys performed "10 A.M. Automatic" in Akron, Ohio, capturing a significant moment in their early career. At this time, ... Read Full Description >
On October 20, 2004, The Black Keys performed "10 A.M. Automatic" in Akron, Ohio, capturing a significant moment in their early career. At this time, they had just released their third studio album, "Rubber Factory," earlier that year. This album marked a pivotal transition for the duo as they began to gain wider recognition beyond their indie rock roots, more particularly due to its gritty sound and strong songwriting. Their energetic live performances were crucial in cementing their reputation, and this recording showcases their raw talent and distinctive blues-infused rock style. Additionally, the fact that this performance was during their second appearance on a Canadian TV show highlights their growing popularity and outreach during this period, making it a critical juncture in their ascent to mainstream success.
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In March 2005, The Black Keys were on the rise following the release of their critically acclaimed album "Thickfreakness," which was launched in 2003.... Read Full Description >
In March 2005, The Black Keys were on the rise following the release of their critically acclaimed album "Thickfreakness," which was launched in 2003. This live recording from Sydney captures the raw energy and gritty blues-rock sound that characterized their early work. During this period, the duo was signed to Fat Possum Records and was gaining traction in the alternative and indie rock scenes. The music from the setlist, which includes songs like "10 A.M. Automatic" and "Busted," illustrates their ability to blend catchy melodies with a garage rock aesthetic. Interestingly, "Thickfreakness" solidified their reputation, showcasing their trademark guitar riffs alongside Dan Auerbach's soulful vocals. This live performance evidences their burgeoning appeal as they were transitioning into larger venues and broader recognition, setting the stage for their subsequent success in the music industry.
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In November 2005, during their live recording at Melkweg in Amsterdam, The Black Keys were in the midst of building their reputation as a formidable b... Read Full Description >
In November 2005, during their live recording at Melkweg in Amsterdam, The Black Keys were in the midst of building their reputation as a formidable blues rock duo. At that time, they had just released their critically acclaimed album "Thickfreakness" in 2003, which helped solidify their unique sound characterized by gritty guitar riffs and raw, soulful vocals. This performance showcases their energetic stage presence and the tightness of their live sound, essential elements that attracted a dedicated following. Interestingly, before this recording, the band recorded their debut album, "The Big Come Up," in 2002, but it was "Thickfreakness" that propelled them into the indie rock spotlight. Following their Melkweg performance, they would continue to gain momentum, eventually leading to a breakthrough with their 2010 album "Brothers," which expanded their audience significantly and earned them Grammy accolades.
The Black Keys Perform 'Set You Free' Live at Grimey's, Nashville
Grimey's
Nashville, TN, United States
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In January 2006, when The Black Keys performed "Set You Free" at Grimey's in Nashville, they were in the midst of their ascent within the rock music s... Read Full Description >
In January 2006, when The Black Keys performed "Set You Free" at Grimey's in Nashville, they were in the midst of their ascent within the rock music scene. This live recording came shortly after the release of their fourth studio album, "Rubber Factory," which debuted in 2004. The album received critical acclaim and solidified their reputation as a formidable garage rock duo, known for their raw sound and dynamic guitar riffs. Following this performance, they would go on to release "Magic Potion" in 2006, which continued their trajectory of success. Notably, this period marked a significant transition for the band as they began to gain larger audiences and critical recognition, paving the way for their eventual mainstream success in the years that followed. The intimate setting of Grimey's showcased their gritty, energetic style that resonated with fans, reflecting their authentic roots in the blues and rock genres.
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In early 2007, The Black Keys were riding the momentum from their fourth studio album, *Magic Potion*, which had been released just a few months prior... Read Full Description >
In early 2007, The Black Keys were riding the momentum from their fourth studio album, *Magic Potion*, which had been released just a few months prior, on September 12, 2006. During this time, the duo, consisting of Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney, was solidifying their reputation in the garage rock revival scene. The live performance of "Your Touch" captured in January 2007 showcases their raw energy and distinctive sound that was beginning to garner wider recognition. Notably, *Magic Potion* included tracks that blended blues and rock elements, reflecting their ongoing evolution as artists. By this period, they were gaining traction in the music industry, leading to more prominent appearances, such as the one captured in the performance video. This live rendition also hints at the band's trajectory toward greater commercial success, which would eventually culminate in their later acclaimed works.
The Black Keys - Full Concert Performance on KCRW featuring 'Same Old Thing' and more
KCRW
Santa Monica, CA, United States
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In November 2007, The Black Keys were on the cusp of wider recognition, having just released their fifth studio album, “Magic Potion,” in Septembe... Read Full Description >
In November 2007, The Black Keys were on the cusp of wider recognition, having just released their fifth studio album, “Magic Potion,” in September of that year. This live performance on KCRW, captured shortly after the album's release, showcases their raw energy and musicianship as they honed their sound in the blues-rock genre. At this time, the band was still largely operating within the indie scene but began attracting critical attention, paving the way for their upcoming album, “Attack & Release,” which would drop in April 2008. This subsequent release marked a significant turning point, as it introduced elements of experimentation and production collaboration with Danger Mouse, further broadening their appeal. The KCRW performance reflects their gritty, roots-oriented style that characterized their earlier works, while also hinting at the artistic evolution that was on the horizon.
The Black Keys - 'Tighten Up' Live Performance on Late Show with David Letterman
Late Show with David Letterman
New York, NY, United States
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On May 25, 2010, The Black Keys performed "Tighten Up," a standout track from their sixth studio album, *Brothers*, which was released just a week pri... Read Full Description >
On May 25, 2010, The Black Keys performed "Tighten Up," a standout track from their sixth studio album, *Brothers*, which was released just a week prior on May 18, 2010. This performance on *Late Show with David Letterman* marked a significant moment in the band's career, showcasing their emergence into mainstream recognition after years of critical acclaim in the indie rock scene. *Brothers* was pivotal, featuring a rich blend of rock, R&B, and blues elements, and it led to the band's first Grammy Award. The song "Tighten Up" itself gained considerable popularity, even reaching the top of the Billboard charts and becoming one of their signature songs. This live performance highlighted the duo’s unique sound and energy, solidifying their presence in popular music during this period of transition and growth.
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By January 2011, The Black Keys were experiencing a significant rise in popularity following the release of their album "Brothers," which came out in ... Read Full Description >
By January 2011, The Black Keys were experiencing a significant rise in popularity following the release of their album "Brothers," which came out in May 2010. This album marked a pivotal moment in their career, featuring hit singles like "Tighten Up," which won a Grammy Award. The performance of "Gold on the Ceiling" on "Late Show with David Letterman" showcased the band's gritty blend of rock and blues, and it exemplified their sound evolution, gaining them wider commercial appeal. In addition, the band was transitioning into a more mainstream presence, having recorded "Brothers" with famed producer Danger Mouse. Notably, "Gold on the Ceiling" itself would appear on their subsequent album, "El Camino," released later in 2011, solidifying their reputation and solid fanbase within the rock genre.
The Black Keys Perform 'Howlin' For You' on Late Show with David Letterman
Late Show with David Letterman
New York, NY, United States
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On January 10, 2011, The Black Keys performed "Howlin' For You" on the Late Show with David Letterman, which was a pivotal moment in their career. Thi... Read Full Description >
On January 10, 2011, The Black Keys performed "Howlin' For You" on the Late Show with David Letterman, which was a pivotal moment in their career. This performance came shortly after the release of their album "Brothers," which debuted in May 2010 and marked a significant breakthrough for the duo. "Brothers" showcased their blues-infused rock sound and included hit singles such as "Tighten Up" alongside "Howlin' For You." The album won three Grammy Awards, helping to elevate their profile in the music industry. The performance on Letterman highlighted their growing popularity, as they transitioned from indie favorites to mainstream rock stars. Interestingly, "Howlin' For You" became a staple in their setlist and featured in various media, further solidifying their impact on contemporary rock music during this period.
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In February 2012, during the live recording titled "Live At BBC," The Black Keys were enjoying a significant period of success following the release o... Read Full Description >
In February 2012, during the live recording titled "Live At BBC," The Black Keys were enjoying a significant period of success following the release of their album "El Camino." This album, which came out in December 2011, marked a pivotal moment in the band's career, showcasing their transition to mainstream recognition. Featuring hit singles like "Lonely Boy" and "Gold on the Ceiling," "El Camino" helped solidify their reputation as one of the leading bands in the rock revival scene. The live performance at BBC captures the duo's raw energy and skill, showcasing not only tracks from "El Camino" but also earlier favorites like "Thick Freakness" and "I'll Be Your Man." Interestingly, their blend of garage rock and blues has earned them multiple Grammy Awards, and by this time, they were firmly positioned as a headlining act at major music festivals, reflecting their rapid ascending trajectory in the music industry.
The Black Keys - Little Black Submarines Live at Lowlands Festival
Lowlands Festival
Biddinghuizen, FL, Netherlands
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In August 2012, The Black Keys were riding the wave of success from their acclaimed album "El Camino," which was released in December 2011. This album... Read Full Description >
In August 2012, The Black Keys were riding the wave of success from their acclaimed album "El Camino," which was released in December 2011. This album marked a significant point in their career, as it solidified their place in the mainstream rock scene. By the time of their performance at the Lowlands Festival on August 17, 2012, the duo was enjoying the popularity of hits like "Lonely Boy" and "Gold on the Ceiling," which helped to propel "El Camino" to commercial success, ultimately achieving multi-Platinum status. The performance of "Little Black Submarines" at this festival showcases the band's ability to blend intimate, emotive songwriting with dynamic rock elements, reflecting their growth as artists during this pivotal moment. Additionally, this period saw the band starting to incorporate more elaborate production and themes, elevating their live performances and expanding their audience reach.
The Black Keys Perform 'Little Black Submarines' at Reading Festival
Little John's Farm
Reading, UK, United Kingdom
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In August 2012, The Black Keys were riding the wave of their commercial success after the release of their album "El Camino" in December 2011. The alb... Read Full Description >
In August 2012, The Black Keys were riding the wave of their commercial success after the release of their album "El Camino" in December 2011. The album featured hit singles like "Lonely Boy" and "Gold on the Ceiling," which helped solidify the band’s popularity and broaden their audience. By the time of the live recording at the Reading Festival, they were fully immersed in promoting "El Camino," which would later win a Grammy Award for Best Rock Album. This performance highlighted their energetic blend of blues rock and garage rock, showcasing their growth as musicians. Notably, during this period, they were praised for their dynamic stage presence and ability to recreate the raw sound of their studio recordings live, which played a significant role in their ascent to the top of the rock genre. The Reading Festival performance remains a testament to their powerful live show and the era of their rising fame.
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In 2012, The Black Keys were riding a significant wave of success following the release of their critically acclaimed album "El Camino" in December 20... Read Full Description >
In 2012, The Black Keys were riding a significant wave of success following the release of their critically acclaimed album "El Camino" in December 2011. By the time of their live performance at the Global Citizen Music Festival on September 29, 2012, the duo had solidified their position in the rock music landscape, having gained widespread popularity with hit singles like "Tighten Up" and "Gold on the Ceiling." The 2012 festival showcased their energetic live sound, featuring a setlist that spotlighted tracks from "El Camino" along with earlier works. Notably, this was a period when the band had transitioned from an underground indie rock act to mainstream success, highlighted by their Grammy wins and extensive touring. The live performance captured their ability to engage a large audience, reflecting their growth and the culmination of years of hard work, which turned them into a staple of modern rock music.
The Black Keys Live Performance of 'Lonely Boy' at Howard Stern Birthday Bash
Howard Stern Birthday Bash
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In January 2014, at the Howard Stern Birthday Bash, The Black Keys performed their hit "Lonely Boy," which is a standout track from their 2011 album, ... Read Full Description >
In January 2014, at the Howard Stern Birthday Bash, The Black Keys performed their hit "Lonely Boy," which is a standout track from their 2011 album, *El Camino*. By this time, the band had gained significant mainstream success; *El Camino* had not only achieved platinum status but also garnered critical acclaim, cementing their place in the rock genre. The performance came after a year of recognition where they had been nominated for multiple Grammy Awards, highlighting their rising prominence in the music industry. The energetic atmosphere of the Stern birthday bash provided a vibrant backdrop for their performance, showcasing their blues-infused rock sound. This moment marked a peak in their career where they were not just performing but also celebrated personalities within the entertainment sphere, reflecting the crossover appeal they had achieved.
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At the time of the live recording of "Lonely Boy" at Rock Werchter in July 2014, The Black Keys were enjoying significant commercial success following... Read Full Description >
At the time of the live recording of "Lonely Boy" at Rock Werchter in July 2014, The Black Keys were enjoying significant commercial success following the release of their album "El Camino" in December 2011. "El Camino" marked a breakthrough for the duo, featuring the hit single "Lonely Boy," which became emblematic of their sound and garnered them widespread acclaim and multiple Grammy Awards. By 2014, they were already riding the wave of this success, bringing a heightened energy to their live performances. The Rock Werchter festival appearance showcased their ability to captivate large audiences and confirmed their status as a top-tier act in the rock scene. Additionally, their unique blend of blues rock continued to resonate with fans, further solidifying their influence in the music industry.
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In January 2014, The Black Keys were riding high on the success of their eighth studio album, "Turn Blue," which was released later that year in May. ... Read Full Description >
In January 2014, The Black Keys were riding high on the success of their eighth studio album, "Turn Blue," which was released later that year in May. The band had gained substantial mainstream popularity following the release of their previous album, "El Camino," in 2011, which featured hits like "Lonely Boy" and "Gold on the Ceiling." The Eurockéennes performance showcased their raw energy and blues-rock roots, a trademark of their sound. By this time, The Black Keys had solidified their status as a significant act in the rock genre, boasting two Grammy Awards for Best Alternative Music Album for "El Camino." Their live performance at Eurockéennes is noteworthy as it highlights their ability to maintain a strong connection with audiences worldwide, contributing to their enduring appeal and influential presence in the music scene.
The Black Keys - Fever Performance at Glastonbury Festival 2014
Glastonbury Festival
Pilton, England, United Kingdom
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In June 2014, The Black Keys performed "Fever" during their set at the Glastonbury Festival, a significant highlight in their career following the rel... Read Full Description >
In June 2014, The Black Keys performed "Fever" during their set at the Glastonbury Festival, a significant highlight in their career following the release of their eighth studio album, "Turn Blue," which came out in May 2014. This album showcased a more experimental sound for the band, diverging from their earlier garage rock roots, and included hits like "Fever," which served as the album's lead single. By this time, The Black Keys had solidified their status in the rock music scene, having accumulated multiple Grammy Awards and a substantial fan base. Their performance at Glastonbury, one of the world's most famous music festivals, underscored their growing prominence and ability to captivate large audiences. The band's dynamic live shows, characterized by Dan Auerbach's powerful vocals and Patrick Carney's intricate drumming, were particularly well-received, further elevating their reputation during this peak period of their career.
The Black Keys Full Concert at Down The Rabbit Hole - Live Performance
Down The Rabbit Hole
Nijmegen, NL, Netherlands
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In June 2014, during the performance at the Down The Rabbit Hole festival in Nijmegen, The Black Keys were riding high on the success of their album "... Read Full Description >
In June 2014, during the performance at the Down The Rabbit Hole festival in Nijmegen, The Black Keys were riding high on the success of their album "Turn Blue," which was released just a few weeks prior on May 13, 2014. This album marked a notable point in their career as it debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 chart, showcasing their continued evolution and popularity in the rock music scene. The live recording captures a vibrant moment when the duo was fully engrossed in promoting their new work, with tracks like "Fever" and "Turn Blue" likely resonating with fans in their setlist. Notably, this concert also exemplifies the band's distinctive sound and engaging live performance style, indicative of their rise from indie roots to mainstream success, further solidifying their reputation as a powerhouse in contemporary rock music.
The Black Keys - Live at Main Square Festival 2014 (Full Concert)
Main Square Festival
Arras, FR, France
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In July 2014, The Black Keys performed at the Main Square Festival in Arras, France, showcasing their powerful blend of blues-rock. At this time, the ... Read Full Description >
In July 2014, The Black Keys performed at the Main Square Festival in Arras, France, showcasing their powerful blend of blues-rock. At this time, the band was riding high on the success of their album *Turn Blue*, released in May 2014. This album debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 and marked a significant point in their career, as it followed their highly acclaimed *El Camino* (2011). The band had achieved immense popularity during this period, earning multiple Grammy Awards and cementing their status as leaders in the modern rock scene. Notably, the performance features popular tracks like "Gold on the Ceiling" and "Fever," highlighting their energetic sound and stage presence. The festival performance came during a worldwide tour that expanded their reach, drawing larger audiences and further solidifying their legacy as a prolific live act.
The Black Keys Perform 'Little Black Submarines' Live at Schottenstein Center
Schottenstein Center
Columbus, OH, United States
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On September 5, 2014, The Black Keys performed live at the Schottenstein Center in Columbus, Ohio, during their Turn Blue tour. The Turn Blue album, w... Read Full Description >
On September 5, 2014, The Black Keys performed live at the Schottenstein Center in Columbus, Ohio, during their Turn Blue tour. The Turn Blue album, which was released in May 2014, marked a significant moment in the band's evolution, showcasing a blend of rock, blues, and more experimental sounds. This album debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 chart, solidifying their status as a leading modern rock band. The live recording of "Little Black Submarines," known for its powerful juxtaposition of a soft ballad leading into a vigorous climax, reflects the band’s ability to engage audiences with dynamic performances. Notably, the band's use of an expansive stage and impressive visuals during the Turn Blue tour highlighted their growth in both artistic direction and live production, further enhancing their reputation as a compelling live act.
The Black Keys - Live at GOV BALL 2015 (Full Concert)
Governors Ball
New York, NY, United States
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In June 2015, when The Black Keys performed at the Governors Ball, they were riding the wave of their eighth studio album, "Turn Blue," which had been... Read Full Description >
In June 2015, when The Black Keys performed at the Governors Ball, they were riding the wave of their eighth studio album, "Turn Blue," which had been released in May 2014. This album marked a significant moment in their career as it debuted at number one on the Billboard 200, showcasing their ascent to mainstream success. The live recording at Governors Ball captures the duo during a period of high visibility, as they were also headlining major festivals and tours. Interestingly, "Turn Blue" was noted for its darker, more soulful sound compared to their earlier work, reflecting an evolution in their musical style. The performance not only highlighted their energetic live presence but also featured some of the standout tracks from the album, reinforcing their reputation as a leading force in the blues-rock genre during this era.
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In January 2020, during the "Let’s Rock" tour, The Black Keys performed live in California, showcasing their dynamic sound as they supported their a... Read Full Description >
In January 2020, during the "Let’s Rock" tour, The Black Keys performed live in California, showcasing their dynamic sound as they supported their album "Let's Rock," released in June 2019. This album marked a significant moment in their career as it was their first studio effort in five years, following the release of "Turn Blue" in 2014. "Let's Rock" successfully revisited the band's raw, blues-infused rock roots while incorporating a more polished production style. Notably, the live setlist included fan favorites such as "Gold on the Ceiling" and "Tighten Up," demonstrating the band's ability to blend hits from various phases of their career with newer material. The 2020 performance also highlighted the duo's artistic evolution, emphasizing their gritty yet soulful sound that has captivated audiences worldwide. The live recording reflects the energetic and engaging atmosphere that The Black Keys have become known for, reinforcing their status in the contemporary rock landscape.
The Black Keys - Live Performance of 'Going Down South' from Easy Eye Sound
Easy Eye Sound
Nashville, TN, United States
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In the live recording of "Going Down South," performed by The Black Keys at Easy Eye Sound on November 30, 2020, the band was riding high on the succe... Read Full Description >
In the live recording of "Going Down South," performed by The Black Keys at Easy Eye Sound on November 30, 2020, the band was riding high on the success of their album "Delta Kream," which was released on May 14, 2021. This album is a tribute to the Mississippi Hill Country blues and features a collection of covers that pay homage to the band's musical roots. The song "Going Down South," originally by R.L. Burnside, showcases the group’s affinity for blues and reflects their growth as artists. During this period, the duo's sound evolved while maintaining their gritty, authentic style. The performance featured guest musicians Kenny Brown on guitar and Eric Deaton on bass, enhancing the live vibe and connection to their blues influences. Notably, "Delta Kream" marked a continuation of their acclaimed partnership with producer Dan Auerbach, solidifying their place in contemporary rock and blues music.
The Black Keys - 'Weight Of Love' Live Performance at NOS Alive, Oeiras, Portugal
NOS Alive
Oeiras, Portugal
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The live recording of "Weight Of Love" in Oeiras, Portugal, took place on January 1, 2023, during a period when The Black Keys were promoting their la... Read Full Description >
The live recording of "Weight Of Love" in Oeiras, Portugal, took place on January 1, 2023, during a period when The Black Keys were promoting their latest album, "Dropout Boogie," released on May 13, 2022. This album marked a continuation of their signature blues-rock sound while introducing collaborative elements with various guest artists, which reflected their evolution as a band. Interesting facts relating to this recording include the duo's dynamic live presence and the high-energy performance style that garnered acclaim, showcasing their growth since their earlier, more stripped-back recordings. The Black Keys have maintained a strong reputation for their engaging live performances, which were further highlighted during this festival appearance, demonstrating their enduring relevance in the rock music scene.
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As of March 25, 2023, when The Black Keys performed at the Corona Capital festival in Ciudad de México, the band was riding the wave of their tenth s... Read Full Description >
As of March 25, 2023, when The Black Keys performed at the Corona Capital festival in Ciudad de México, the band was riding the wave of their tenth studio album, "Dropout Boogie," which had been released on May 13, 2022. This album marked a notable collaboration with musician and producer Danger Mouse, continuing their evolution in sound. Their setlist for this live performance included fan favorites such as "Gold on the Ceiling" and "Tighten Up," showcasing the band's ability to blend blues rock with catchy hooks. The Black Keys, known for their energetic live shows, have gained significant acclaim and popularity over the years, solidifying their reputation as a dynamic duo in the rock genre. Interestingly, their resilience and adaptability in the ever-changing music industry were evident, given that they continued to connect with audiences globally even post-pandemic.
The Black Keys | Full Concert at O2 Arena London | Dropout Boogie Tour
O2 Arena
London, United Kingdom
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On June 21, 2023, The Black Keys performed live at the O2 Arena in London as part of their Dropout Boogie Tour. This concert followed the release of t... Read Full Description >
On June 21, 2023, The Black Keys performed live at the O2 Arena in London as part of their Dropout Boogie Tour. This concert followed the release of their album "Dropout Boogie," which came out on May 13, 2022. This studio album continued to showcase their signature blues-rock sound, featuring collaborations that expanded their musical palette. By the time of this performance, The Black Keys were enjoying a resurgence in popularity, having successfully re-established themselves in the rock scene, especially after their earlier work gained widespread acclaim. Notably, the setlist for this concert included fan favorites like "Tighten Up" and "Howlin' for You," demonstrating the duo's ability to blend new material with classic hits. Their return to the stage during the pandemic era not only marked a pivotal moment in their career but also highlighted their resilience and enduring connection with their audience.
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In July 2023, when The Black Keys performed live at NOS Alive in Lisbon, they were actively promoting their latest album, "Dropout Boogie," which was ... Read Full Description >
In July 2023, when The Black Keys performed live at NOS Alive in Lisbon, they were actively promoting their latest album, "Dropout Boogie," which was released on May 13, 2022. This album showcased the duo’s continued evolution in sound while staying true to their blues-rock roots. The Black Keys had experienced a significant resurgence in popularity since their earlier years, marked by successful albums and collaborations, such as their work with notable producers and musicians like Danger Mouse. Interestingly, the band's live performances have become renowned for their high energy and raw sound, illustrating their growth as a live act. The concert at NOS Alive reflects their ability to connect with audiences globally, further solidifying their status in modern rock music and demonstrating the appeal of their recent work post-pandemic as they continued to tour extensively.
The Black Keys Perform 'Ten Cent Pistol' Live at Bing Lounge, Portland
Bing Lounge
Portland, OR, United States
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In the live performance of "Ten Cent Pistol" at the Bing Lounge in Portland, the Black Keys were promoting their sixth studio album, "Brothers," which... Read Full Description >
In the live performance of "Ten Cent Pistol" at the Bing Lounge in Portland, the Black Keys were promoting their sixth studio album, "Brothers," which was released in 2010. This era marked a significant turning point for the band, as "Brothers" not only showcased their unique blend of rock and blues but also garnered critical acclaim, winning three Grammy Awards, including Best Alternative Music Album. The album featured standout tracks that highlighted the band's evolution in sound, incorporating more intricate production and depth. Interestingly, "Ten Cent Pistol" is one of the tracks that contributed to the album's success, showcasing the band's signature heavy guitar riffs and soulful vocals. This performance exemplifies the Black Keys' rising prominence in the music industry during a pivotal moment in their career.
The Black Keys Perform 'Lonely Boy' Live at Maida Vale Studios
Maida Vale Studios
United Kingdom
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At the time of the live recording of "Lonely Boy" for Zane Lowe at Maida Vale Studios, The Black Keys were experiencing a significant peak in their ca... Read Full Description >
At the time of the live recording of "Lonely Boy" for Zane Lowe at Maida Vale Studios, The Black Keys were experiencing a significant peak in their career, following the release of their acclaimed album "El Camino" in December 2011. This album, which includes "Lonely Boy" as one of its standout tracks, marked a major breakthrough for the band, bringing them widespread recognition and commercial success. "El Camino" was noted for its blend of garage rock and blues influences, showcasing the duo's distinctive sound. The performance for BBC Radio 1 was part of a promotional effort that highlighted their rising status, as they were gearing up for extensive touring and award nominations, including Grammy wins. The live setting of Maida Vale, known for its rich history and intimate atmosphere, added a unique layer to their performance, emphasizing their energetic live presence during this high point in their career.
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During the live recording of "On The Game" featuring Noel Gallagher on "Later... with Jools Holland," The Black Keys were at a pivotal moment in their... Read Full Description >
During the live recording of "On The Game" featuring Noel Gallagher on "Later... with Jools Holland," The Black Keys were at a pivotal moment in their career. This performance likely took place around the era of their album "El Camino," which was released in December 2011. This album marked a significant increase in their mainstream success, featuring hit singles like "Lonely Boy" and "Gold on the Ceiling." The collaboration with Noel Gallagher highlights their continuing evolution and willingness to embrace partnerships with other influential artists. By this stage, The Black Keys had garnered critical acclaim and a growing fan base, making appearances on major television platforms like the BBC an important aspect of their promotional strategy. Their raw, blues-infused rock was resonating widely, tapping into both old and new audiences, establishing them as a formidable presence in the rock music scene.
The Black Keys Perform 'I Got Mine' on Late Show with David Letterman
Late Show with David Letterman
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The Black Keys performed "I Got Mine" on "The Late Show with David Letterman," which aired in 2008, coinciding with their album "Attack & Release." Re... Read Full Description >
The Black Keys performed "I Got Mine" on "The Late Show with David Letterman," which aired in 2008, coinciding with their album "Attack & Release." Released earlier that same year, "Attack & Release" marked a significant moment in their career as it incorporated a broader array of sounds and production techniques, notably including the influence of producer Danger Mouse. This collaboration showcased their evolution from a raw garage rock duo to a more polished and diverse musical act, helping to expand their audience. The performance on Letterman contributed to their growing visibility, highlighting their energetic live presence and solidifying their reputation in the music industry. Interestingly, "I Got Mine" became one of the standout tracks from the album, capturing the grit and rhythm that characterize their style, while also hinting at the commercial success that would follow in subsequent years.
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The Black Keys performed "Too Afraid To Love You" during the promotional phase of their album "Let's Rock," which was released in June 2019. This albu... Read Full Description >
The Black Keys performed "Too Afraid To Love You" during the promotional phase of their album "Let's Rock," which was released in June 2019. This album marked a significant return for the duo after a five-year hiatus, following their previous record "Turn Blue" in 2014. "Let's Rock" was celebrated for its raw energy and return to their blues rock roots, reminiscent of their earlier work, and it coincided with the band's comeback tour. The live performance showcased their dynamic stage presence and ability to connect with audiences, emphasizing their success at maintaining relevance in the music scene. Interestingly, the song "Too Afraid To Love You" reflects themes of vulnerability and fear in relationships, which is a poignant contrast to the band's typically energetic style. The live recording, thus, not only highlights their musical evolution but also their commitment to deeply personal storytelling in their lyrics.
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The live performance of "Thickfreakness," which the Black Keys delivered on Australian TV, showcases their raw, blues-infused rock essence at a critic... Read Full Description >
The live performance of "Thickfreakness," which the Black Keys delivered on Australian TV, showcases their raw, blues-infused rock essence at a critical juncture in their career. This song is from their second studio album of the same name, released in 2003, indicating that the band was still in its formative years, developing their signature sound. At this time, they had just begun to gain traction in the music scene, and their gritty aesthetic aligned well with the blues influences that permeate their work. Notably, the Black Keys often emphasize their appreciation for traditional blues artists, which is reflected in their music and the title of the performance referencing how they honor this genre. This particular live recording exemplifies the duo’s energy and musicianship, which played a significant role in their later success and influence within the rock genre.
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The live recording referenced, "The Black Keys (live) BBC Radio," likely captures a performance during a significant period in the band's career. Prio... Read Full Description >
The live recording referenced, "The Black Keys (live) BBC Radio," likely captures a performance during a significant period in the band's career. Prior to this recording, The Black Keys released their album "Brothers" in 2010, which propelled them into mainstream recognition and featured hit singles like "Tighten Up." Following this successful album, they released "El Camino" in 2011, which further cemented their place in the rock landscape with songs such as "Lonely Boy." During this phase, the band's garage rock style, infused with elements of blues and rock, was well-received, and they garnered several Grammy Awards. Their energetic live performances, showcased in this BBC Radio session, reflect the peak of their evolving sound and popularity, illustrating the duo's ability to engage audiences and critics alike with their raw musicality.
The Black Keys Live Performance of 'Dropout Boogie' - Full Concert
DTS Sound Space at KROQ
CA, United States
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In the live performance for Klein & Ally's "Pizza And A Band," The Black Keys celebrated the release of their album "Dropout Boogie," which came out i... Read Full Description >
In the live performance for Klein & Ally's "Pizza And A Band," The Black Keys celebrated the release of their album "Dropout Boogie," which came out in May 2022. This album marked a significant moment in their career, as it was their second release after a brief hiatus. Prior to "Dropout Boogie," the band released "Let's Rock" in 2019, which had signaled a return to their classic sound after experimenting with different styles in previous albums. The Black Keys demonstrated their versatility and enduring appeal in this live setting, showcasing their raw, energetic style that has garnered them a dedicated fanbase. This performance at the DTS Sound Space reflects both their impressive adaptability and their commitment to engaging with fans in unique ways, further solidifying their place in the contemporary rock landscape.
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Before the live recording of "Set You Free," The Black Keys were on an upward trajectory following the release of their album "Brothers" in 2010, whic... Read Full Description >
Before the live recording of "Set You Free," The Black Keys were on an upward trajectory following the release of their album "Brothers" in 2010, which marked a significant turning point in their career. The album enjoyed critical acclaim and commercial success, solidifying their place in the rock genre. By the time of this live TV performance in Australia, the duo had effectively transitioned from an underground band to mainstream success, allowing them to reach a wider audience. This performance likely showcased their raw energy and distinctive sound that contributed to their growing popularity. Notably, during the period surrounding this live recording, the Black Keys were known for their electrifying live shows and had developed a reputation for blending elements of blues and rock, making their television appearances particularly memorable.
The Black Keys Perform 'Weight of Love' on Austin City Limits
Austin City Limits
Austin, TX, United States
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The performance of "Weight of Love" on *Austin City Limits* showcases The Black Keys during a significant phase in their career, as it occurred shortl... Read Full Description >
The performance of "Weight of Love" on *Austin City Limits* showcases The Black Keys during a significant phase in their career, as it occurred shortly after the release of their album *Turn Blue* in May 2014. This album marked a creative evolution for the duo, incorporating more elaborate production and musical experimentation compared to their earlier, more stripped-down sound. Notably, *Turn Blue* debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 chart, solidifying their status as a leading force in blues-rock. During this period, the band was also known for their captivating live performances, which drew from their rich catalog and highlighted their dynamic musicianship. The choice of "Weight of Love" as a performance piece reflects the album's thematic depth, exploring relationships and introspection, making it a fitting addition to their set during this vibrant stage of their career.
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At the time of the live recording of "Psychotic Girl" at the Crystal Ballroom, The Black Keys had recently released their critically acclaimed album "... Read Full Description >
At the time of the live recording of "Psychotic Girl" at the Crystal Ballroom, The Black Keys had recently released their critically acclaimed album "Attack & Release" in 2008, which marked a significant point in their career as it featured a more experimental sound compared to their earlier work. This album not only showcased their growth as musicians but also helped elevate their profile, bringing them into the mainstream. "Psychotic Girl," one of the standout tracks from the album, highlights their blend of blues rock and modern production. During this era, the duo was establishing themselves as key players in the garage rock revival, garnering a devoted fanbase and critical recognition that would pave the way for their future successes, including subsequent GRAMMY Awards. The performance captured in this recording reflects their energetic live presence and the tight sound they perfected during this period.
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The Black Keys were riding the wave of significant success during the time captured in the live recording titled "Black Keys Live." Released in 2011, ... Read Full Description >
The Black Keys were riding the wave of significant success during the time captured in the live recording titled "Black Keys Live." Released in 2011, the band had just put out their album "El Camino," which followed their breakthrough album "Brothers" from 2010. "El Camino" further solidified their place in the rock music landscape, producing hits like "Lonely Boy" and "Tighten Up." The band was known for its dynamic live performances, rooted in blues rock, and by this point in their career, they had garnered widespread acclaim and a growing fanbase. An interesting fact related to the period of this live recording is that "El Camino" debuted at number two on the Billboard 200 and won a Grammy Award for Best Rock Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal for "Lonely Boy," showcasing the band's critical and commercial appeal during this phase.
The Black Keys - Full Concert Performance at the KROQ Helpful Honda Sound Space
Helpful Honda Sound Space
CA, United States
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In the live performance captured at the Helpful Honda Sound Space for KROQ, The Black Keys were preparing to release their album "Ohio Players," which... Read Full Description >
In the live performance captured at the Helpful Honda Sound Space for KROQ, The Black Keys were preparing to release their album "Ohio Players," which marked a new chapter in their career. This album followed their successful 2019 release, "Let's Rock," and was part of their return to touring after a hiatus. The performance not only showcased some tracks from "Ohio Players," but it also exemplified their evolution as a band, blending their signature blues-rock sound with fresh elements. During this period, the duo, consisting of Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney, reaffirmed their place in contemporary rock, with the anticipation surrounding the new album generating significant excitement among fans. Their commitment to live performances and interaction with the audience added a personal touch that resonated throughout the show.
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