The Black Keys [ tickets ] have extended their summer tour into fall as the indie-rocking duo continues to lay down roadwork behind its recently released album, "Attack & Release."

The Ohio natives, who were previously slated to stay on the road into August, have now lined up a steady run of dates through the first week of October. Guitarist/vocalist Dan Auerbach and drummer Patrick Carney will kick off the outing with a July 5 appearance at rural Michigan's Rothbury Festival. Dates are below.

The pair launches a run of shows in Australia and New Zealand this week. Full details can be found at the band's website.

The pair worked with Gnarls Barkley principal Danger Mouse on "Attack & Release," which debuted at No. 14 on The Billboard 200 chart.

"It was sweet working with Danger Mouse," Auerbach said in a recent interview with LiveDaily. "He's a cool guy. Above everything else, we got along as friends. It was really easy to work with him when we got into the studio. Everybody had their equal say and could throw out ideas."

"Danger Mouse was just another guy to bounce ideas off of," Auerbach added. "If we'd get stuck in a rut, he could keep us moving forward, keep us focused. When we were just doing fine on our own, he would just stand back and let us work. It was perfect."

The album, which follows 2006's "Magic Potion," features guest appearances from a pair of frequent Tom Waits collaborators: guitarist Marc Ribot and multi-instrumentalist Ralph Carney. The set also features vocal contributions on the closing track from 18-year-old bluegrass singer Jessica Lea Mayfield.