Black Keys Reveal Major Collabs On Upcoming Album
Prepare yourselves, Black Keys fans. The band is promising their next album will be a big one. Drummer Patrick Carney has revealed the duo’s follow-up to 2011’s “Dropout Boogie” will feature a number of high-profile collaborations.
“We started writing with (Beck),” confessed the rocker. “And that was the beginning of what we’re finishing now, an epic album that’s our best record for sure.” Carney, who pairs with Dan Auerbach to form the Black Keys, called Beck “the lynchpin in the new evolution” of the band.
In addition to their new writing partner, the Keys have also promised a number of guests will appear on the new album. Carney admits former Oasis singer Noel Gallagher worked on the LP. “We’re working with a lot of people, and the vibe of the record is fun,” continued Carney. There are no further details yet from the Black Keys, but the new LP is expected next year.
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The Top 10 Highest-Grossing Tours of All Time
The top three highest-grossing tours of all time are Elton John's "Farewell Yellow Brick Road Tour" with $853 million . . . Ed Sheeran's "The Divide Tour" with $776 million . . . and U2's "U2 360 Degrees Tour" with $736 million.
1. "Farewell Yellow Brick Road Tour," Elton John (2018 to 2020 and 2022 to present): $853 million, 5.5 million attendees, 293 shows
2. "The Divide Tour," Ed Sheeran (2017 to 2019): $776 million, 8.9 million attendees, 258 shows
3. "U2 360 Degrees Tour", U2 (2009 to 2011): $736 million, 7.3 million attendees, 110 shows
4. "Not in This Lifetime... Tour", Guns N' Roses (2016 to 2019): $584 million, 5.4 million attendees, 158 shows
5. "A Bigger Bang Tour," The Rolling Stones (2005 to 2007): $558 million, 3.5 million attendees, 111 shows
6. "No Filter Tour," The Rolling Stones (2017 to 2019 and 2021): $547 million, 2.9 million attendees, 58 shows
7. "A Head Full of Dreams Tour," Coldplay (2016 to 2017): $524 million, 5.4 million attendees, 115 shows
8. "The Wall Live," Roger Waters (2010 to 2013): $459 million, 4.1 million attendees, 219 shows
9. "Black Ice World Tour," AC/DC (2008 to 2010): $442 million, 2.8 million attendees, 107 shows
10. "Love on Tour," Harry Styles (2021 to present): $418 million, 3.2 million attendees, 138 shows
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Morgan Wallen Took a Tumble on Stage and Didn't Skip a Beat
Someone up front posted a video of it, and he was fine. He immediately laughed it off and high-fived a fan.
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Bob Dylan's harmonica from his 1963 New York City Town Hall concert hit the auction block for $45,000.
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Zendaya made a surprise appearance at Coachella to perform with Labrinth . . . And Dave Grohl added his "longest and loudest scream" to Wet Leg's set.
Billy Corgan Reveals Unreleased "Best Zwan Music" Will Drop In A Box Set
Billy Corgan Reveals Unreleased "Best Zwan Music" Will Drop In A Box Set: 20 years after the debut- and only actual release- of Smashing Pumpkins’ Billy Corgan’s side project/supergroup is getting another chance.
NME reports that Zwan’s “Mary Star Of The Sea,” which turned 20 this year, is getting a box set release. And it’s not just a re-master, either. “I’m working on the box set now,” Corgan admitted, before adding: “I think there’s 65 unreleased songs.” “I personally think the best Zwan music didn’t get released,” confessed the rocker. Corgan explained that he felt the band’s “acoustic side” should have been focused more to make it “a more timeless thing.”
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