The Black Keys - The blues-rock 'Brothers' return

Roaring back to the live rock scene with their stunning eighth album Turn Blue, this blues-rock duo are returning to remind everyone why they're considered not just one of the biggest, but one of the most exhilarating live bands on the planet. Having gone global in 2010 with their Brothers album after years of underground toil they are now one of the most popular live draws around, with over a decade's worth of hits to pick and choose from and a bloody-raw rock sound to deliver it with.

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The Black Keys Biography - Ohio's Finest Rock Out Once More

They may be one of the biggest rock bands in the world right now, but this hard-hitting blues-rock duo started out in much more humble fashion. They formed in 2001 in Akron, Ohio, with Dan Auerbach on guitar and vocals and Patrick Carney on drums. The pair, who dropped out of college to pursue music full-time, released their debut album The Big Come Up in 2002, then toiled on the underground circuits around the world, building up a cult fanbase. Things geared up for them in 2004 with their third album Rubber Factory peaking interest in critics, but they remained a decidedly cult act until 2008's Attack & Release, which was produced by feted studio hand Danger Mouse. Diverging into hip hop with their Blakroc rap collaboration project, they finally went global in 2010 with their stunning Brothers album, garnering Grammy Awards, playing arenas and following it up with El Camino.

Returning in 2014 as one of the world's biggest rock acts with eighth album Turn Blue, they're back to smash it once more. So don't miss out on seeing the band at the peak of their powers - get The Black Keys tickets on StubHub UK, the world's largest ticket marketplace.

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