Akron, Ohio – The Black Keys have made the decision to cancel their entire North American arena tour in support of their latest album “Ohio Players.” Speculation has arisen regarding the reasons behind this cancellation, with some suggesting it may be due to low ticket sales. However, the band has not confirmed this to be the case.
In a statement released recently, the Black Keys announced that they would be rebooking the tour in smaller, more intimate venues. This change aims to provide fans with a unique and exciting experience, while also offering the band a more personal connection with their audience. The band reassured fans that both members, Dan and Patrick, are in good health following their successful shows in the UK and Europe.
Those who had previously purchased tickets or VIP packages for the canceled arena tour dates will be fully refunded. Additionally, they will have the opportunity to be the first to purchase tickets once the new tour dates are announced. The band expressed their gratitude for the understanding of their fans and apologized for the unexpected change, promising that the new plans will be worth the wait.
Originally scheduled to begin in September and conclude in November, the North American arena tour would have brought the Black Keys to numerous cities across the continent. However, with the shift to smaller venues, fans can anticipate a more intimate and unforgettable concert experience.
Stay tuned for the forthcoming announcement of the revised tour dates from the Black Keys, as they aim to create a memorable and special connection with their audience through these intimate performances.