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“But bass players aren't supposed to have ideas; they're supposed to be functionaries. If you're a bass player in a rock band, you are by definition a moron – because you are doing nothing except what ...

Then at 00:45, in the song's defining bass moment, he substitutes the 5th for the root in two successive changes, hammering eighth-note F's under a Bb5 and eighth-note G's under the C5 chord.

The Black Keys experienced a year like that in 2024, with an entire U.S. tour cancelled and an album it was meant to promote, Ohio Players, losing momentum as a result.

At gigs, he tells the crowd "we're the Black Keys, from Akron, Ohio." Despite the jokes they make at their hometown's expense, loyalty to it is a crucial part of their identity.

It’s been a rough year for the Black Keys. Ohio Players, their attempt to recapture their Brothers/El Camino-era moment of mainstream penetration, topped out at #26 — the lowest chart peak for ...

Meanwhile, the Black Keys will be back on the road for concerts in Lima (March 27), Bogota (March 29) and Mexico City (April 2). The group has only played one full show since wrapping a European ...

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Let’s sell out a 5k person venue as it’s better for the viewer.” Overall, The Black Keys will be returning to the road with a revised tour in support of their new album Ohio Players.

The Black Keys, which consists of Patrick Carney and Dan Auerbach, were set to kick off the tour in support of their most recent album “Ohio Players,” which released in April.