The Black Keys announce 2023 UK & European Tour Dates

8 December 2022, 16:10 | Updated: 8 May 2024, 11:24

The Black Keys
The Black Keys are set for UK tour dates next year. Picture: Press

By Jenny Mensah

The duo are finally returning to the UK to play a string of dates. Find out where they're headed and how to buy tickets.

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The Black Keys have announced the details of a UK and European tour next year.

The duo - made up of Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney - will celebrate their Dropout Boogie album with a world tour which brings them to the UK in 2023.

See their full dates below and find out how to buy tickets.

READ MORE: The Black Keys' Patrick Carney talks Dropout Boogie album, live dates and Glasto gossip

What are The Black Keys' 2023 UK dates?

  • 21st June 2023: The O2 Arena, London
  • 22nd June 2023: AO Arena, Manchester
  • 24th June 2023: OVO Hydro, Glasgow

What are The Black Keys 2023 European dates?

  • 15th June 2023: Esch-sur-Alzette, LU — Rockhal*
  • 18th June 2023: Zenith Paris, France
  • 27th June 2023: Paladium, Cologne, Germany
  • 28th June 2023: Stadtpark Open Air, Hamburg, Germany

When do tickets go on sale?

Tickets for their UK dates go on general sale on Friday 16th December at 10 am local time from dropoutboogie.com.

Who's supporting The Black Keys on their 2023 dates?

Support for selected dates comes from Austin rock band Spoon.

The Black Keys talk Dropout Boogie, Glastonbury and working with ZZ Top

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