The Black Keys announce UK winter tour - tickets
US duo plot five December dates across England and Scotland
- Black Sabbath: In June 2012 Patrick Carney said, "I don't know if I'd want to watch Black Sabbath without Bill Ward. The band is Geezer Butler, Tony Iommi, Bill Ward and Ozzy. I have no interest in seeing bands with partial lineups."
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The Black Keys are set to tour the UK this Winter, announcing a string of huge dates for December.
The US two-piece have announced five gigs in England and Scotland this Decemeber, beginning in Newcastle on 7 December and finishing at London's O2 Arena on 12 December.
'Given To The Wild' band The Maccabees will support on all of the UK dates.
Tickets for the tour go on sale this Friday (31 August) at 9am. For more information visit Gigwise Gig Tickets.
The tour follows the band's shows at Reading and Leeds Festivals this weekend, at which they headlined played just before Foo Fighters who were headlining the main stage.
They released their most recent album, 'El Camino', in December last year.
The Black Keys will play the following UK dates:
Newcastle Metro Radio Arena (7 December)
Glasgow SECC (8 December)
Birmingham NIA (9 December)
Manchester Arena (11 December)
London O2 Arena (12 December)
Known for being an outspoken duo, Gigwise compiled a list of bandmembers Patrick Carney Dan Auerbach's top 10 insults, which can be viewed below.
