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Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Hollywood and South Florida got a jolt of blues rock Friday night, as the Black Keys turned the venue into a garage rock revival for the lovers and yearners alike. The night opened with English singer and musician Miles Kane, whose rock ‘n’ roll swagger primed the crowd before the pit filled to the brim — bodies pressed shoulder to shoulder, anticipation building with every passing minute.
For two hours, the room stayed locked in, but it was Dan Auerbach who took the lead. The singer, guitarist, and cofounder of the Black Keys eased into the night with his signature drawl and heavy, deliberate riffs. Clad in black boots, ripped American jeans, and an airy button-down shirt, he carried an effortless cool…