Dan Auerbach's prolific year included producing albums for Robert Finley, Early James, Miles Kane, and The Velveteers, as well as releasing The Black Keys' album No Rain, No Flowers and an instrumental record with The Moonrisers.

Commercial success

• The Leon Bridges and Hermanos Gutiérrez single, co-written by Dan Auerbach, climbed to No. 3 on Billboard’s Adult Alternative Airplay chart.

• The Black Keys' No Rain, No Flowers debuted at No. 19 on the Austrian Albums Chart and No. 6 on the Hungarian Albums Chart, reflecting strong international performance.

• In its first week of release, No Rain, No Flowers sold approximately 15,000 units in the United States, ranking 52nd among all albums that week.

Cultural impact

• The Black Keys launched the No Rain, No Flowers Tour in 2025 in support of their album, with dates across North America and Europe, including stops at major venues such as the Choctaw Grand Theater and Blossom Music Center.

• The band made festival appearances at Pal Norte in Monterrey, Mexico, and Estéreo Picnic Festival in Colombia, further expanding their global reach.

• A seasoned producer, Dan Auerbach continues to work with rising talent in the alternative rock space and across other genres.

Critical response

• The Los Angeles Times highlighted Auerbach's role as producer, stating he "merged the man with the myth by directing the project, compiling the band, playing guitar and setting a course," and called his work on Dr. John's Locked Down "stunning." Read full review

• Billboard noted Auerbach's versatility, observing that "many of the artists he produces deliver similar sound in terms of grit and edge," but also praised his ability to branch out and work with artists who are more sonically diverse, leaving a distinct mark on each project. Read full review