Hey, I'm Brian Hyatt. This is Rolling Stone Music Now, Happy New Year.

Today we're going to kick in the first show of 2020 with an interview recently conducted by my colleague Patrick Doyle with

the Black Keys and that's Dan Arback and Patrick Carney and they talked about the Keys whole career.

They're back after a three-year break with a new album.

And there's a lot in there, so let's get right to it.

People are saying that you guys are better performers now than you ever were.

We have the street team on YouTube.

Commenting for us.

Yeah.

Actually, Dan sent me a link after, I think we played Toronto and he sent me a link after I think we played Toronto and he sent me a link from a clip of us playing

low high that night and there was one comment and it said I'm so glad I didn't come to your show because you would have ruined the

song for me I myself have a band and cover the song and there's just so many nuances

he said you're really not doing justice so. He said we're doing justice to our own song.

I was like, this is exactly what's wrong with the world.

Today is that this fucking idiot has a voice.

You know what I mean? I think this is basically like David from the office or whatever Steve

David Brant. Yeah, from the office leaving comments on motherfucker's

YouTube page. Tell me about the first time you got into the room together

and plugged in after five years that,

basically five years that you hadn't played together

after playing together for so long.

Let's just get that piece of information straight.

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