Black Keys

The Akron duo's set included a fiery rendition 'Little Black Submarines.'

Band delivered raucous performance in Las Vegas.

Album No. 11 will arrive on May 13.

Covers album will pay tribute to Mississippi hill country blues artists who influenced duo.

979 GRD wants to know if you want to “GO” see & meet the Black Keys at Van Andel Arena October 8th.

He's already pinpointed how he'll know if their comeback album 'Let's Rock' is a success.

On Sept. 7, The Black Keys will hit the Van Andel Arena with Cage the Elephant for a show here in Grand Rapids! Tickets won't go on sale until Friday morning to the general public, but since you're one of the 'GRD peeps, we can hook you up with access to tickets before that! Right now, follow this link for tickets, and enter this code word

The Black Keys are making their way back here to Van Andel Arena! We haven't seen them in Grand Rapids since 2012. I interviewed The Black Keys' drummer, Patrick Carney, the other day. Listen here to learn more about the upcoming tour, the new album, the band's upcoming Saturday appearance on "SNL" and more!

The Black Keys have a new CD titled "Turn Blue," and to support that album the band is hitting the road throughout the United States with Cage the Elephant and others. The best part, is The Black Keys are coming to the Van Andel Arena on Sept. 7! Tickets go on sale next Friday morning, May 16, to everyone. However, if you're a WGRD Freeloader, you have access to get your tickets early be

Third Man Records head honcho Jack White has usually kept himself out of tabloid fodder over the years. However, things have gotten a little messy after it was revealed White was hit with a restraining order from the mother of his children, Karen Elson.

Holy music festivals, Batman!  After waiting for the Coachella Music Festival and reportedly Lollapalooza to show their cards, Bonnaroo organizers have announced the lineup for the 10th anniversary event.  Headliners include Detroit rapper Eminem, recent Grammy winners Arcade Fire and The Black Keys, The Strokes, and a whole bunch more.

Many rock acts had reason to celebrate after Sunday night's (February 13) Grammy Awards.  Muse, supergroup Them Crooked Vultures, Green Day, and others picked up trophies during the ceremony.