The Black Keys

The Black Keys, consisting of Dan Auerbach (guitar, vocals) and Patrick Carney (drums), formed in Akron, Ohio, in 2001 and are now one of the most important rock bands in the world. With eleven studio albums and countless hits, they are an integral part of the music scene.

Their album "Delta Kream" (2021) with reinterpretations of Mississippi Hill Country Blues songs reached top 10 positions in the USA, Germany, Great Britain and many other countries. It earned them their 14th Grammy nomination. This was followed the following year by "Dropout Boogie" (2022), which was a hit with guest musicians such as Billy F. Gibbons and again topped the charts.

Her seventh album "El Camino" (2011), which won three Grammys in 2013, including "Best Rock Album", remains particularly legendary.

The Black Keys are known for their energetic liveShows performances, which have taken them from of small clubs to sold-out arenas. With hits such as "Lonely Boy", "Tighten Up" and "Gold on the Ceiling", they remain one of the most influential rock bands of our time.

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