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Jack White has expanded his 2026 tour with new dates across North America and Europe, including multiple Brooklyn Paramount shows and a two-night stand at Atlanta’s Coca-Cola Roxy. The trek opens with a Coachella slot, and the Toronto show is backed by Angine de Poitrine. The run follows White’s recent SNL performances and a Colbert interview after releasing new material since 2022.
Jack White criticized Donald Trump after reports that the president will have his signature on new U.S. currency, calling him a manipulative, egomaniacal conman in an Instagram post and joking about his “small hands” signing the bills. The piece notes Trump would be the first sitting president to have autographs on U.S. money, with The New York Times saying his signature will appear alongside Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and the treasurer’s name will be removed. White also references Vanity Fair’s jab about Trump’s hands and suggests a tongue-in-cheek idea to deface currency, while warning about legality.
Musician Jack White denounces the Treasury’s plan to print Donald Trump’s signature on all new U.S. currency, arguing the move comes as Americans grapple with rising living costs and surging gas prices, and he even jokes about defacing notes.
Jack White posted an Instagram clarification denying he called Taylor Swift's music boring, explaining that his Guardian interview comments were about autobiographical lyrics and his preference for imaginary characters; he said he's happy for Swift's success, blasted clickbait journalism, and later deleted the post.
Jack White posted an Instagram clarification after Guardian quotes about poetry and lyric writing were taken out of context, insisting he did not call Taylor Swift’s music “boring.” He explained his preference for using imaginary characters in songwriting over autobiographical material, acknowledged Swift’s success, and criticized the clickbait-driven press that fueled the backlash. He also noted that the controversy underscores a push for “safe” answers and mentioned his new collection, Jack White: Collected Lyrics & Selected Writing Volume 1.
Rock star Jack White mocked Donald Trump after the Iran attack, targeting the president’s fashion and his “Board of Peace” concept, joking about bids to join and wondering why he hasn’t won a Nobel Peace Prize; other celebrities like Rosie O’Donnell and Carrie Coon also weighed in with satirical digs.
Hollywood stars including Rosie O'Donnell, Mark Ruffalo and Jack White publicly criticized the U.S. and Israel’s strikes on Iran, using social media to question war plans, mock political rhetoric, and urge restraint as more celebrities joined the conversation about peace and the human costs of conflict.
Rolling Stone reports Jack White quickly condemned Donald Trump’s Iran attack on social media, ridiculing the president’s peace-prize talk and hypocrisy with lines about a 'Board of Peace' and a tongue‑in‑cheek jab at his lifestyle, while noting the broader pattern of aggressive actions toward multiple countries. The post came in the hours after Trump announced Operation Epic Fury against Iran, with White also quipping about future sign‑ups for the so‑called board.
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.