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Jack White criticized the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame for its lack of inclusion of influential heavier and punk artists like Death, The Misfits, and Fugazi during his acceptance speech for The White Stripes' induction, emphasizing the need for broader recognition of diverse musical genres.
Jack White expressed gratitude and shared a heartfelt parable during the White Stripes' induction into the Rock Hall, honoring Meg White's absence while highlighting their origins and influence as a legendary duo in rock history.
Jack White expressed gratitude to Detroit and paid tribute to Meg White during the White Stripes' induction into the Rock Hall of Fame, highlighting their roots in Detroit punk and garage rock, and sharing heartfelt stories and messages from Meg, who was absent. The band, known for their raw sound and influence, was celebrated by fellow artists like Iggy Pop, emphasizing their role in reviving rock 'n' roll.
Jack White is selling a stake in his music catalog, including works with The White Stripes, his solo projects, and bands like The Raconteurs and The Dead Weather, to Sony Music, with the deal closing earlier this summer. The specifics of the stake and payment are undisclosed, but White retains control of his recordings and the deal does not include future works.
Jack White paid tribute to his former White Stripes bandmate and ex-wife, Meg White, on her 50th birthday, praising her influence and unique drumming style. Despite past tensions due to Meg's reserved nature, Jack emphasized her importance to the band and music. The White Stripes, formed in 1997, became a successful duo before disbanding in 2011. Meg's drumming has been both criticized and defended by various musicians, with Jack and others highlighting her distinctive contribution to rock music.
Jack White wished his former bandmate and ex-wife Meg White a happy 50th birthday on Instagram, praising her unique influence and legacy. The White Stripes disbanded in 2011 to preserve their legacy, and while Jack has continued his music career, Meg has remained out of the public eye. Despite their separation, they briefly reunited this year to address a legal issue regarding the misuse of their song "Seven Nation Army" in a political campaign.
Jack White has added new European dates to his No Name Tour for winter 2025, with performances scheduled in France, the Netherlands, England, and Scotland. The tour, which has been characterized by spontaneous announcements and intimate venues, continues to expand following a series of shows in support of his latest work. White's approach includes minimal promotion and a desire for impromptu performances, reflecting his unique artistic style.
The article ranks the top 20 songs by The White Stripes, highlighting the band's unique blend of electric blues, rock, and pop sensibilities. It discusses the significance of each track, from protest songs like "The Big Three Killed My Baby" to iconic hits like "Seven Nation Army" and "Dead Leaves and the Dirty Ground." The list showcases Jack White's guitar prowess and Meg White's distinctive drumming, celebrating their impact on early 2000s rock music.
Jack White has announced his 2025 North American tour dates for the "No Name Tour," giving fans ample notice compared to his previous last-minute show announcements. The tour, running from May 2025, celebrates his Grammy-nominated album "No Name." Additionally, White will release a new B-side, "You Got Me Searching," and the White Stripes recently dropped a lawsuit against Donald Trump for unauthorized use of their song "Seven Nation Army."
Jack White has announced a global headlining tour in support of his new album, 'No Name,' which is nominated for Best Rock Album at the 2025 Grammy Awards. The tour will begin on December 1 at the Clockenflap Music & Arts Festival in Hong Kong and continue through May 2025, with stops in countries including Australia, Canada, Japan, and the United States. White has been performing shows with little advance notice, often in small venues, and plans to continue this approach during the tour.
Jack White has announced a 2025 North American tour in support of his latest album, 'No Name,' with shows scheduled in major cities like Toronto, Brooklyn, and Los Angeles, as well as his hometown of Detroit. The tour will take place in February, April, and May, with a ticket pre-sale for Third Man Records Vault subscribers starting November 15th, followed by a public sale on November 22nd. The tour also includes international dates in Mexico, Hong Kong, Australia, and Japan.
Jack White has announced a world tour to promote his Grammy-nominated album "No Name," starting with a performance at Hong Kong's Clockenflap Music & Arts Festival on December 1. The tour will cover Asia, Australia/New Zealand, and North America, featuring performances in historic venues like Brooklyn's Kings and Paramount theaters. Presale tickets are available to TMR Vault subscribers from November 15, with general sales starting November 22. Additionally, a new B-side, "You Got Me Searching," will be released on November 22.
Jack White and Diana Ross will headline an Eminem-produced concert celebrating the reopening of Michigan Central Station on June 6th, with a live stream on Peacock and a re-broadcast on NBC. The event features Detroit stars and other artists, marking the station's transformation into a mixed-use facility after a six-year restoration.
Olivia Rodrigo reveals that Jack White, Kathleen Hanna, and St. Vincent served as mentors during the making of her upcoming album GUTS. Rodrigo sought advice from White on dealing with the pressure of following up her debut album, while Hanna praised her for her songwriting and for incorporating riot grrrl iconography into her stage design. St. Vincent commended Rodrigo for her self-assuredness and authenticity. Rodrigo also expressed admiration for Snail Mail, Joni Mitchell, Rage Against the Machine, and Sweet. GUTS is set to be released on September 8th.
Musician Jack White criticizes celebrities such as Mark Wahlberg and Mel Gibson for attempting to "normalize" Donald Trump, calling the former president a "disgusting fascist, racist, con man." White expressed his disgust on Instagram and included photos of Trump with UFC President Dana White, Joe Rogan, Guy Fieri, and Wahlberg. In 2016, White had previously condemned Trump for using a White Stripes song in a video. Wahlberg has previously stated that celebrities should refrain from getting political as people don't listen to them anyway.