Song of the day: Bright Eyes - "One For You, One For Me"

Song from their latest album The People's Key.

The Black Keys to tour North America in 2012

The Black Keys will release their new record El Camino next week (December 6). However, it leaked so you can listen to it now if you don't want to wait.

They also announced north american tour in 2012. They will visit 15 arenas in 15 cities throughout the north American part of their tour. It will start on March 2 in Cincinnati and will end on March 23 in Norfolk, VA. Great thing about this tour is that Arctic Monkeys will open for them on every show.

Right before this tour they are set to tour in Europe. Check out all The Black Keys tour dates below:

1/23 Antwerp, Belgium, Lotto
1/24 Lille, France, Zenith
1/25 Paris, France, Zenith
1/27 Hamburg, Germany, Sporthalle
1/28 Berlin, Germany, Arena
1/30 Milan, Italy, Alcatraz
1/31 Zurich, Switzerland, Maag Hall
2/1 Eindhoven, Holland, Klokgebouw
2/3 Nottingham, England, Capital FM Arena
2/4 Edinburgh, Scotland, Corn Exchange
2/6-2/7 Manchester, England, O2 Apollo
2/9-2/10-2/11 London, England, Alexandra Palace
3/2 Cincinnati, OH, U.S. Bank Arena
3/3 Detroit, MI, Joe Louis Arena
3/4 Columbus, OH, Jerome Schottenstein Center
3/6 Portland, ME, Cumberland Co. Civic Center
3/7 Boston, MA, TD Garden
3/9 Washington, DC, Verizon Center
3/10 Philadelphia, PA, Wells Fargo Center
3/12 New York, NY, Madison Square Garden
3/13 Montreal, Quebec, Bell Centre
3/14 Toronto, Ontario, Air Canada Centre
3/16 Indianapolis, IN, Conseco Fieldhouse
3/18 Grand Rapids, MI, Van Andel Arena
3/19 Chicago, IL, United Center
3/20 Cleveland, OH, Quicken Loans Arena
3/23 Norfolk, VA, Constant Convocation Center

Watch new Metallica/Lou Reed music video

Well, after these two released Lulu, fans actually started hating it. Mostly, there was negative feedback on the album. However, I think it is not such a big disaster (you can read my review here), it is just very different.

Anyway, they made a music video for their first song they put out before it was released - "The View". It
was directed by Darren Aronofsky .

He said about the song:

"The first time I heard "The View" I was stunned, I had never heard anything like it. Half was all Lou. The other half all Metallica. It was a marriage that on the surface made no sense, but the fusion changed the way I thought about both artists and morphed into something completely fresh and new. I couldn’t stop listening to it. Lou’s crushing lyrics, and the band’s incredible licks."

Lou Reed also said something about the cooperation with Aronofsky:

"I am very excited about working with Darren Aronofsky on our powerful video "The View". I feel Darren understood the power and range of the emotions fueled by the fire of Metallica. His strength and spirit are on display in every frame and I think he has caught the anger, rage and anguish at the bottom of the soul of real rock."

You can watch the video below: