
There comes a point in every band’s career where they reach what is called the “anniversary stage.” For The Black Keys, their time is now.
This year not only marks the 20th roundabout of their quiet debut “The Big Come Up,” but also follows the recent 10-year milestone for one of their most commercially successful releases to date, “El Camino,” the Grammy-winning feast featuring “Lonely Boy” and “Gold On the Ceiling.”