The post The Black Keys Announce Summer 2025 US Tour appeared first on Consequence. The Black Keys have announced a summer US leg of their 2025 “No Rain, No Flowers Tour.” Kicking off on ...

The Black Keys have announced a new leg of North American tour dates, including two stops in Upstate New York. The acclaimed rock band will perform at the Bethel Woods Center for the Arts on ...

Last month, The Black Keys announced their first tour since their much-discussed cancelled 2024 arena tour, with US shows in May and June with The Heavy Heavy and Hermanos Gutierrez, and now they ...

After scrapping its 2024 arena tour, the Black Keys have announced a summer tour, including an area date at Pine Knob Music Theatre. The Akron, Ohio duo will perform at the Clarkson amphitheater ...

Rock duo The Black Keys are coming back to Minneapolis, but this time at a slightly smaller venue than the one booked for last year's tour, which was ultimately canceled. The band has added a "No ...

The Black Keys announce Milwaukee stop on their "No Rain, No Flowers" tour, with special guest The Heavy Heavy. Grammy-winning rock duo The Black Keys will perform at the BMO Pavilion on Sept.

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The Grammy-winning brothers in the hit band The Black Keys will stop in Indianapolis as part of their “No Rain, No Flowers Tour.” The Black Keys will play at the ...

Coming off the release of its 2024 album “Ohio Players,” The Black Keys was scheduled to head out on an arena tour last fall that would’ve brought the blues rockers from Ohio to Connecticut ...

INDIANAPOLIS — Grammy Award-winning rock duo The Black Keys will be performing in downtown Indianapolis after adding a second U.S. leg to their tour. The "No Rain, No Flowers Tour" will stop at ...

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. Even so, Black Keys drummer ...

After canceling an arena tour last year — including a Fiserv Forum concert — due to poor ticket sales, the Black Keys suggested the band would book a new tour at more intimate venues.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Black Keys has added several U.S. cities to the second leg of its “No Rain, No Flowers Tour,” and Kansas City has made the cut. On Sept. 7, fans can rock out with the ...