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Dynamic duo sure to turn heads

Hamilton News
26 Oct, 2012 05:00 PM2 mins to read

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The Black Keys are returning to New Zealand and fans are delighted.

Presenting their spin on blues/garage and psychedelic rock, the dynamic duo of Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney has been turning heads since the early 2000s.



Early numbers included, She Said She Said, Set You Free, Girl On
My Mind, Your Touch, You're The One, Just Got To Be, Strange Times, I Got Mine and Same Old Thing.

All had built up to Tighten Up from their previous offering Brothers, and together the album and single won three Grammy Awards.

Howlin' For You followed as the next single and an eager public waited to see what their next album would hold.

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It came in the form of El Camino - our featured CD.



The first single to emerge was Lonely Boy, a great catchy number that was followed by Gold On The Ceiling and Little Black Submarines.

These and another eight stellar tracks make up what is another solid offering from a group popular with their Kiwi fans.

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The album has received strong reviews and peaked at No 2 on the Billboard 200 chart, leading to the first arena tour of the band's career.

Pick up a copy and head along to the show - there's a great night in store!

Tickets from Ticketmaster. Competition by Fill The House Tickets Project - proudly supporting families of children with cancer.

Post your entry, complete with daytime contact details on the back of an envelope, to El Camino CD, PO Box 1547, Hamilton, to arrive by Friday, November 2.

The Black Keys

CD - El Camino.

Performing Auckland's Vector Arena.

Saturday, November 3.

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