The Black Keys Perform 1st ‘Too Afraid To Love You’ Since 2015 In Los Angeles

The Black Keys‘ No Rain No Flowers Tour arrived in Los Angeles on Tuesday. The concert at the Greek Theater saw the rockers dusting off “Too Afraid to Love You” for the first time in 10 years.

The Black Keys — guitarist Dan Auerbach and drummer Patrick Carney — kicked off the concert with a medley of oldies beginning with the title track to their 2003 LP Thickfreakness followed by a pair of cuts, “The Breaks” and “I’ll Be Your Man,” off their 2002 debut album, The Big Come Up.

The set continued with favorites such as “Gold on the Ceiling,” “Fever” and “Lo/Hi” as well as “The Night Before,” from The Black Keys’ upcoming record, No Flowers, No Rain, which arrives on August 8. The upcoming LP’s eponymous track would come later in the show.

Following “The Weight of Love,” The Keys busted out the bluesy Brothers slow-burner “Too Afraid to Love You.” Auerbach and Carney last performed the song on August 8 at the 2015 Outside Lands Festival in San Francisco, as per SetlistFM stats. Watch The Black Keys bust out “Too Afraid to Love You” below:

Along with “Too Afraid to Love You,” The Keys performed six songs from their 2010 LP Brothers including “Tighten Up” and “Howlin’ For You.” The sole cover of the evening came in the form of the Canned Heat classic “On the Road Again.” The band brought the main set to a close with “She’s Long Gone.” The encore consisted of a pair of stellar El Camino cuts: “Little Black Submarines” and “Lonely Boy.”

The Black Keys are set to perform in San Diego tonight (June 4). Scroll down for the band’s full tour routing and ticket info.