The Black Keys to Perform at The Concert for Valor to Honor America's Veterans

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The Black Keys perform at The Concert for Valor to honor America’s veterans and their families on Veterans Day, tonight starting at 7 PM ET. The concert will take place on the National Mall in Washington, DC. It will stream live online at theconcertforvalor.com; be broadcast live on HBO, which will offer its affiliates the opportunity to open the signal, allowing nonsubscribers to view the special; and be simulcast via iHeartRadio. 

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The Black Keys will perform at The Concert for Valor to honor America’s veterans and their families on Veterans Day, tonight starting at 7 PM ET. The concert will take place on the National Mall in Washington, DC. It will stream live online at theconcertforvalor.com; be broadcast live on HBO, which will offer its affiliates the opportunity to open the signal, allowing nonsubscribers to view the special; and be audio simulcast via iHeartRadio.

For a complete list of performers and presents and additional details, please visit theconcertforvalor.com.

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The Concert for Valor: November 11, 2014
  • Tuesday, November 11, 2014
    The Black Keys to Perform at The Concert for Valor to Honor America's Veterans

    The Black Keys will perform at The Concert for Valor to honor America’s veterans and their families on Veterans Day, tonight starting at 7 PM ET. The concert will take place on the National Mall in Washington, DC. It will stream live online at theconcertforvalor.com; be broadcast live on HBO, which will offer its affiliates the opportunity to open the signal, allowing nonsubscribers to view the special; and be audio simulcast via iHeartRadio.

    For a complete list of performers and presents and additional details, please visit theconcertforvalor.com.

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