LIVE, IN PHOTOS: The Black Keys and St. Vincent at Frank Erwin Center in Austin, TX (12/19/2014)

The Black Keys and St. Vincent have made for one unlikely but electrifying touring duo this year, and their Austin show at the Frank Erwin Center was no exception to their respective reputations as top-notch live performers.
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LIVE, IN PHOTOS: The Black Keys and St. Vincent at Frank Erwin Center in Austin, TX (12/19/2014)

The Black Keys and St. Vincent have made for one unlikely but electrifying touring duo this year, and their Austin show at the Frank Erwin Center was no exception to their respective reputations as top-notch live performers.

Words: FLOOD Staff

photos by Suzanne Cordeiro

December 22, 2014

St. Vincent / photo by Suzanne Cordeiro

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The Black Keys, St. Vincent
December 19, 2014
Frank Erwin Center
Austin, TX

The Black Keys and St. Vincent have made for one unlikely but electrifying touring duo this year, and their Austin show at the Frank Erwin Center was no exception to their respective reputations as top-notch live performers. With The Black Keys supporting this year’s Turn Blue and St. Vincent rolling in the praise for her latest self-titled album, this tour has been a showcase of two very different but incredibly talented musical titans; fans of good old-fashioned blues rock and lovers of angular new wave weirdness had something to cheer for Friday night in Austin.

Check out our photos from the show below, by photographer Suzanne Cordeiro.

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