Watch: The Black Keys Perform “Bullet in the Brain” on BBC Radio 1’s “Zane Lowe”

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The Black Keys stopped by the BBC's Maida Vale Studios in London to talk with Zane Lowe and perform three tracks from their forthcoming album, Turn Blue: the first single, "Fever"; the title track; and an exclusive new track from the album, "Bullet in the Brain." You can watch the performance of "Bullet in the Brain" here. The band was on Later … with Jools Holland live on Tuesday and will be on the full show Friday night.

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The Black Keys stopped by the BBC's Maida Vale Studios in London for a session on the Zane Lowe program. Band mates Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney spoke with Lowe about their forthcoming album, Turn Blue, and performed three tracks it: the first single, "Fever"; the title track; and an exclusive new track from the album, "Bullet in the Brain." You can listen to the complete show for the next six days at bbc.co.uk and watch the performance of the new song, "Bullet in the Brain," below.

The band arrived in London earlier in the week to perform on BBC Two’s Later … with Jools Holland live Tuesday night. Fans in the UK can tune in to BBC Two again this Friday at 11:05 PM for the full, one-hour episode of Later to see the complete perforamance. For additional details, visit bbc.co.uk.

The band performs a special concert at the Berlin Postbahnhof for Radio Eins on Sunday and returns to Germany to kick off a tour of European summer festivals in June. For tour details, visit nonesuch.com/on-tour.

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The Black Keys: "Zane Lowe" 2014
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    Watch: The Black Keys Perform “Bullet in the Brain” on BBC Radio 1’s “Zane Lowe”
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    The Black Keys stopped by the BBC's Maida Vale Studios in London for a session on the Zane Lowe program. Band mates Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney spoke with Lowe about their forthcoming album, Turn Blue, and performed three tracks it: the first single, "Fever"; the title track; and an exclusive new track from the album, "Bullet in the Brain." You can listen to the complete show for the next six days at bbc.co.uk and watch the performance of the new song, "Bullet in the Brain," below.

    The band arrived in London earlier in the week to perform on BBC Two’s Later … with Jools Holland live Tuesday night. Fans in the UK can tune in to BBC Two again this Friday at 11:05 PM for the full, one-hour episode of Later to see the complete perforamance. For additional details, visit bbc.co.uk.

    The band performs a special concert at the Berlin Postbahnhof for Radio Eins on Sunday and returns to Germany to kick off a tour of European summer festivals in June. For tour details, visit nonesuch.com/on-tour.

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