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Pitchfork — They left the indie universe behind long ago, but big-time yarlers Kings of Leon have reached back into indiedom for the opening acts on their next tour. This summer, Built to Spill and the Black Keys will get to hear their songs bouncing around cave... more info

The Yellow Stereo — The Black Keys make some of my favorite straight-up blues rock, and their back with a new album, Brothers, on May 18. In the meantime, there’s this video for “Tighten Up,” which not only proves that the guys still rock, but that simple videos f... more info

KEXP Seattle — What better choice on 4/20 than to feature the stoner rock jams of JEFF the Brotherhood? The Nashville duo of Jake and Jamin Orrall — neither named Jeff but definitely brothers — stand apart from other bluesy rock pairings, like The Black Keys, T... more info

Idolator — Decisions, decisions. Between LCD Soundsystem’s This Is Happening and Janelle Monae’s The ArchAndroid (not to mention new LPs from Bo Bice, The Black Keys and Tracey Thorn), May 18 is shaping up to be a pretty cluttered release day for new music.... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Andrew Frisicano "I just converted my NY state tax return into tickets to Stars, The Black Keys, Vampire Weekend, Jonsi, and Plants & Animals #boom" -wonderboymusic Saturday is Record Store Day (and depending on your tax return, that's extra... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Dylan Fest 2010 - a Night To Get Drunk and Celebrate Bob Dylan!Featuring The Cabin Down Below Band With Special Guests: Fab Moretti and Nikolai Fraiture of the Strokes, Patrick Carney of The Black Keys, Adam Green, Norah Jones, Sean... more info

Pitchfork — Glastonbury, the granddaddy of all British festivals (and, by extension, pretty much every annual outdoor multi-day music festival), has just announced its 2010 lineup. As usual, it's a monster. The fest goes down at Worthy Farm in Pilton, England Ju... more info

New Times Broward-Palm Beach, FL — The Black Keys don't so much repeat history with their version of the dirty blues as they stretch it to fit a whole new future. Witness 2008's Attack & Release. Written after producer Danger Mouse tapped the twosome to studio-up with rhythm-and-blues... more info