Following a catastrophic 2024 tour that was ultimately canceled due to low ticket sales, the Black Keys are getting ready to tour again this year.
According to Rolling Stone, the band has announced a tour schedule for North America that starts on May 23. Fans of the band in central Pennsylvania will be able to attend a show on June 14 in Asbury Park, New Jersey.
According to Rolling Stone, the band’s 2024 arena tour in support of its most recent album, Ohio Players, was canceled due to low ticket sales and a public spat with its management team.
The Black Keys performed at a number of performances after calling off their tour last year, according to the website, and they want to produce a follow-up to Ohio Players.
In a statement released by Rolling Stone following the tour’s cancellation, drummer Patrick Carney stated that everyone agreed that “stuff happens and you just have to move through it.” Since we were already feeling creative, returning to the studio seemed the greatest option instead of staying at home. Return to your work. That was the beginning of the record.
Writing and recording have always been therapeutic for us, according to frontman Dan Auerbach.
He claimed that it has always been the factor that has reunited us. Therefore, I’m not shocked that we returned there so soon after the last record.