The Black Keys, Kiss and Jimmy Buffett to Play NCAA Final Four Series
The Black Keys, Kiss and Jimmy Buffett are schedule to rock the upcoming 2012 NCAA Big Dance Concert Series in New Orleans in conjunction with the Final Four.
Foster the People, Paramore, the Black Keys Set for Reading and Leeds
Foo Fighters, Paramore, the Black Keys, Foster the People, Florence + the Machine, the Cure and more have been confirmed to play 2012's Reading and Leeds.
NCAA Taps the Black Keys for March Madness
Blues-rock duo the Black Keys are the NCAA’s big rock representatives this year, as the band's music is being played throughout the NCAA's March Madness.
The Black Keys Discuss Odd Alternative to ‘Gold on the Ceiling’ Video
The Black Keys’ latest video for “Gold on the Ceiling” rocks like few other of the blues-rock duo's clips. But, there's another video just around the bend.
Sneak Peek: The Black Keys, ‘Gold on the Ceiling’ [Video]
Watch a sneak peak of the Black Key's upcoming music video for "Gold on the Ceiling," courtesy of MTV News.
From Coldplay to the Black Keys: Top 11 Alternative Rock Songs of 2011
Audio Ink Radio counts down the "Top 11 Alternative Rock Songs of 2011," from Dave Grohl and the Foo Fighters to the Black Keys!
The Black Keys, Radiohead, Snoop Dogg and More to Play Coachella 2012
Coachella is back for 2012, times two. The annual California music and arts festival is set to run over two weekends for the first time in the event's history.
The Black Keys Announce Second Leg of North American Tour [Dates]
Good news for fans of the Black Keys: The Ohio-based punk blues band have unveiled a fresh round of North American tour dates, with Arctic Moneys opening.
The Black Keys’ Patrick Carney to Produce New Sheepdogs Album
Patrick Carney -- drummer for alternative guitar-and-drum, blues-rock duo the Black Keys -- is producing the new albums from the Sheepdogs.
Radiohead, the Black Keys + More Top Rolling Stone Readers’ Poll
Rolling Stone recently conducted its annual Readers’ Poll for the Best Albums of 2011 to nail down the year's top releases, and it’s no surprise who is No. 1.