
(Warner) GRAMMY award-winning rock duo The Black Keys return with their new song, "Where There's Smoke, There's Fire". The new track serves as the latest preview for their upcoming album Peaches! set for release May 1 via Easy Eye Sound/Warner Records .
Alongside the song comes a captivating official music video, transporting viewers to the band's recent intimate surprise show at Lucinda's in New York City, where fans lined the streets for a special, up-close performance. "Where There's Smoke, There's Fire" follows the band's release of their single "You Got To Lose".
The Black Keys will soon begin their PEACHES 'N KREAM WORLD TOUR '26, kicking off on April 24th with stops in major cities including New York, Chicago, Nashville, London, Paris, Milan and more. All supporting acts for the tour come from the stable of Dan Auerbach's own Easy Eye Sound record label, with artists varying per city.
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