This was followed by the release of their ninth album, Let’s Rock in May. In March they released “Lo/Hi,” the first new material they had put out since 2015. In early 2019, reports started coming out that the hiatus was over and the band was working on new material. No matter what paths they took while separated, eventually, Auerbach and Carney would find their way back to each other. There was a bond there and with that in mind, a reconciliation was all but inevitable. They had been friends since childhood, friends who had learned to be musicians together, learned to be a band together and had spent hours upon hours traveling the country together.
These weren’t two dudes who had simply come together randomly later in their life. That speculation was a prisoner of the moment though and it failed to fully grasp the history Auerbach and Carney shared. In fact, both dudes were so productive during the hiatus that it led to some speculation that the hiatus would be extended to the point of being indefinite.
A hiatus is nothing new pretty common actually, especially for bands that had been around for a while but it quickly became apparent that neither Dan Auerbach nor Patrick Carney would be taking it easy during their break. In 2015, following the release of Turn Blue and capping off another year of extensive touring, the duo went on an extended hiatus. There was a time there where it looked as if we had seen the last of the Black Keys.
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