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The Black Keys Announce Tour

the_black_keys hi res photo by Danny Clinch 1Indie favourites The Black Keys are heading to Perth in 2015.

The duo have announced that they’ll play The Red Hill Auditorium on Tuesday March 14th.

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The band are returning to Australia on the success of their 8th album ‘Turn Blue’.

‘Turn Blue’, which debuted on both the Billboard 200 and ARIA Charts at Number 1 and is the band’s highest charting album to date internationally.

The album was produced by Danger Mouse and The Black Keys’ Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney.

‘Turn Blue’ follows the critically and commercially acclaimed album ‘El Camino’ which is now certified double platinum in Australia.

The tour will also take the band to Bluesfest in Byron Bay as well as dates in Melbourne, the Yarra Valley, The Hunter Valley, Sydney and Adelaide.

Tickets for the show go on sale from OzTix on Thursday October 11th.

Danny Clinch

  

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