Jack White: Last News

Paul McCartney invited St. Vincent and Jack White on stage with him at Corona Capital this weekend to jam some Beatles songs – check out footage below.The music legend was headlining the Mexico City festival on Sunday (November 17), treating the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez Stadium to a 29-song set covering the breadth of his career.For ‘Get Back’, McCartney welcomed St.

Jack White down.The former White Stripes/Raconteurs/Dead Weather/Them Crooked Vultures frontman just announced his nationwide ‘No Name Tour’ in support of his recently-released Grammy-nominated album with the same name.Early in the run, the 49-year-old rocker will make a pair of stops in Brooklyn.First, the 12-time Grammy winner is slated to headline at Kings Theatre on Tuesday, Feb. 11.

here.“Hello Kitty has a global community of devoted fans, and much like Fender, has transcended generations, culture, and geography. This partnership speaks to the joy and creativity both brands have inspired worldwide,” said Edward “Bud” Cole, President of Fender APAC.“It’s about more than just a guitar – this is about giving players a platform to express their individuality, with quality instruments, gear, clothing and collectibles that spark creativity, wherever they are.”The latest collection follows a host of guitar collaborations from the likes of Jack White, Blink-182’s Tom DeLonge and Blu DeTiger.Speaking about his signature guitars and amp with Fender, White recently said: “We found the best of the old, with the best of the new and mixed innovation with the history of Fender to do something that we think Leo Fender would have been very proud of if he was alive today.”DeLonge also described his Fender signature Starcaster as “the coolest guitar ever made”.He added: “I love this guitar, I really do.

Jack White has shared a new B-side from his latest album ‘No Name’ as well as a new tour – find out more below.The new B-side, titled ‘You Got Me Searching’, is now available on streaming platforms and can be heard below. White sings on the energetic track: “She said if you’re of the mind and you’ve got the time / We could concoct a way to heal the blind / And if I can’t get help from nobody else / Then I’m bound to do this by myself / If I can’t get help/ Then I’m bound to do this by myself.”Listen to Jack White’s ‘You Got Me Searching’ below.White has also announced an extensive new tour across North America next year, along with new Australian and New Zealand concerts this year and a short stint in Japan in 2025.The ‘No Name’ tour will begin with a string of shows in Australia and New Zealand in December, followed by a short North American and Japan run, and then a lengthier US leg.

Jem Aswad Executive Editor, Music After a teaser run of club dates that he insisted wasn’t a tour, Jack White will celebrate his Grammy-nominated new album “No Name” with a global headline run. The dates appear in full below. The “No Name” tour begins December 1 with a previously announced festival performance at Hong Kong’s Clockenflap Music & Arts Festival and then visits intimate venues across Asia, Australia/New Zealand, and North America through May 2025.

The White Stripes have dropped their copyright lawsuit against the newly re-elected President of the United States Donald Trump. Find out more below.In August, the Stripes’ Jack White warned the Trump presidential campaign not to use his music after a clip of The White Stripes’ music appeared in a video.

Jack White has shared a blistering and scathing attack on Donald Trump following the latter’s Presidential election win.Yesterday (November 6), he Republican nominee and former POTUS has earned 279 electoral college votes, beating out Democratic candidate Kamala Harris’ 223 electoral college votes,securing his return to the White House (via BBC News).After news of Trump’s reelection broke, White took to social media to share his thoughts on the next President of the United States – who he has publicly had issued with in the past. White shared a graphic of a Turkish proverb that reads: “The forest was shrinking but the trees kept voting for the axe, for the axe was clever and convinced the trees that because his handle was made of wood he was one of them.The White Stripes frontman wrote: “Trump won the popular vote.

Usher has hailed US Vice President Kamala Harris at a rally in Atlanta, saying she “fights for everyone’s rights”.The star appealed to American voters to opt for Harris in the forthcoming presidential election on November 5, when he spoke at the rally last night (October 19).He said: “We have the power to change this moment in the present. How we vote, everything that we do in the next 17 days will affect the lives of our children, our grandchildren, of the people whom we love the most.“Let’s vote for a future ladies and gentlemen, the future that we want them to thrive in.”Audience: We love you Usher!Usher: I love you more, but I love Kamala Harris even more.

Lizzo made an appearance at Vice President Kamala Harris‘ rally and hit out at Donald Trump‘s recent comments about Detroit.The early vote event in Detroit saw both come out in praise of the city, a stark contrast to the Republican nominee’s thoughts.On October 10, Trump made a speech before the Detroit Economic Club, during which he called Michigan a “once great city”, and said their “car industry is going out of business.” His comments quickly drew the ire of Jack White, who called him a “wanna-be dictator orange clown”.At one point, Trump used Detriot as an example of what would happen to the country if his opponent, Harris, went on to win the election. “It will be like Detroit,” he said. “Our whole country will end up being like Detroit if she’s your president.

American Pickers co-host Frank Fritz has died, aged 60.His passing was shared on social media by his friend and co-host Mike Wolfe, who appeared on the History Channel show with Fritz for 10 years. A cause of death is yet to be announced.The show saw the duo, travel across the United States and “scour the country’s junkyards, basements and barns for hidden gems”.“It’s with a broken heart that I share with all of you that Frank passed away last night (September 30),” Wolfe wrote on Instagram.

The Foo Fighters will no longer be taking the stage at Soundside Music Festival this weekend.

Foo Fighters have pulled out of their headlining slot at Soundside Music Festival this weekend and have been replaced by Jack White and Greta Van Fleet.The band – comprised of Dave Grohl, Nate Mendel, Pat Smear, Chris Shiflett, Rami Jaffee and Josh Freese – took to their official Instagram account to announce that they would not be performing at the music bash in Bridgeport, Conneticut this weekend. They were slated to headline Sunday (September 29).“Foo Fighters will no longer be appearing at this weekend’s Soundside Music Festival.

wrote in an Instagram statement Thursday.The group was supposed to headline day two of the festival on Sunday. On Thursday, the band was listed as one of the performers alongside Jack White, Greta Van Fleet, Bleachers, Norah Jones and Teddy Swims, among others.

Jack White has released a batch of full-length concert recordings from his most recent tour supporting new album ‘No Name’.Yesterday (September 19), White’s label Third Man Records announced the surprise drop on social media. The live recordings comprise full shows he performed recently in small club venues across the US, along with festival sets in Sweden and South Korea.“Day in and day out, these performances – announced mere days in advance, selling out in an instant – are garnering laudatory praise and “best concert I’ve ever been to” reviews across the board,” writes Third Man Records executive and archivist Ben Blackwell in a statement.“A quarter century into his touring career, Jack White is playing the best shows of his life and the audio here is all the proof you need.”These live releases can be streamed on Nugs.net, which has, as of late, catalogued exclusive live recordings of concerts by Metallica, Bruce Springsteen, Pearl Jam, and Geese, among others.

Jack White has announced he will launch a new range of Signature guitars and an amp with Fender.The soloist and former White Stripes frontman has teamed up with the legendary guitar brand to release two guitars and an amp, with each piece capturing “the raw energy, distinctive style, stripped-down instrumentation, and punk rock ethos that’s defined White’s illustrious career.”The Signature Jack White collection includes the Pano Verb Amplifier, influenced by his own vintage Vibrasonic and Vibroverb amps, and will retail for £2,869. The collection also includes the TripleSonic Acoustasonic, which will include streamlined 3-way switch voicings curated by White himself – this is priced at £3,499.He will also release his own TripleCaster Telecaster, complete with its own Jack White humbucker, JW-90 single-coil, CuNiFe Wide-Range Humbucker, DropTuner, Killswitch and banjo-style armrest.

Jack White played an explosive, last-minute and intimate show at London’s Assembly Hall last night (September 13). Check out photos, footage, the setlist and more below.Details of the gig at the 890-capacity venue were only shared four days before it took place.

The White Stripes are suing former President Donald Trump over the unauthorised use of ‘Seven Nation Army’ in a social media post.Both Meg and Jack White are listed as co-plaintiffs in the lawsuit, which accuses Trump and his presidential campaign of copyright infringement over a video featuring Trump boarding a plane to make campaign stops last month.According to the lawsuit, which was filed in federal court in Manhattan, the band “vehemently oppose the policies adopted and actions taken by Defendant Trump when he was President and those he has proposed for the second term he seeks” (per Pitchfork).The post was shared last month by Margo Martin, Trump’s deputy director of communications.A post shared by Jack White (@officialjackwhite)The lawsuit also states that Trump and his campaign “chose to ignore and not respond to Plaintiffs’ pre-litigation efforts to resolve the matters at issue in this action”, and instead have “indiscriminately trampled on Plaintiffs’ legal rights”.In a post shared to Instagram late yesterday (September 9) Jack White captioned a copy of the legal complaint: “This machine sues fascists.”According to the introduction, the lawsuit “seeks to redress for a presidential candidate’s flagrant misappropriation of the musical composition and sound recording for ‘Seven Nation Army'”.It comes after Jack White last month warned the president’s campaign not to use his music.

Steven J. Horowitz Senior Music Writer The White Stripes’ Jack White and Meg White have filed a lawsuit against Donald Trump, accusing the presidential candidate of “flagrant misappropriation” of their song “Seven Nation Army.” In late August, Jack threatened a lawsuit against Trump’s campaign after Margo Martin, his deputy director of communications, used “Seven Nation Army” in a since-deleted video on X of the Republican nominee walking out to the song.

UPDATE, 1:08 PM: “This machine sues fascists.”

Jack White has announced details of an intimate UK tour, with all tour dates taking place later this week. Find out more below.Shared this morning (September 9), the new surprise tour comprises three UK shows, all of which will held later this week.It comes in celebration of his new album ‘No Name’ – which arrived as a surprise record and marked the sixth studio album from the soloist and former White Stripes frontman.The first of the three shows will be held at the Islington Assembly Hall in London on Friday (September 13).

Thania Garcia The organizers of Desert Daze have confirmed the four-day music festival in Lake Perris, Calif. has been canceled due to heightened production costs.