Live Performances by Jack White
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In January 2012, Jack White was in a pivotal phase of his career, transitioning from his work with The White Stripes and other projects to his solo en... Read Full Description >
In January 2012, Jack White was in a pivotal phase of his career, transitioning from his work with The White Stripes and other projects to his solo endeavors. This live performance, "Concert Prive 2012," took place shortly after the release of his debut solo album, "Blunderbuss," which came out in April 2012. The concert features a selection of tracks that highlight his diverse musical styles, including songs that demonstrate his affinity for blues, rock, and folk. Notably, "Freedom at 21" and "Love Is Blindness" were significant tracks that showcased his growth as a solo artist. Additionally, this show marked a notable moment as it was one of his first major performances following the disbandment of The White Stripes, allowing fans to see his evolution and the unique sound he would continue to cultivate in his solo career.
Jack White - Full Concert at Voodoo Experience Festival, New Orleans
Voodoo Experience Festival
New Orleans, LA, United States
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In October 2012, Jack White was in a transitional phase of his career, having just released his debut solo album, "Blunderbuss," earlier that same yea... Read Full Description >
In October 2012, Jack White was in a transitional phase of his career, having just released his debut solo album, "Blunderbuss," earlier that same year in April. This album marked a significant departure from his work with The White Stripes and other projects, showcasing his growth as a solo artist. At the Voodoo Experience Festival performance, White played a mix of tracks from "Blunderbuss," including "Sixteen Saltines" and "Missing Pieces," alongside selections from his earlier works with The White Stripes, such as "Dead Leaves and the Dirty Ground." This concert was notable not only for its eclectic setlist but also for White's dynamic stage presence and experimentation with musical styles. The concert reflected his ability to bridge past and present as he moved into a new phase of his artistry.
Jack White Performs 'Lazaretto' Live at Glastonbury Festival 2014
Glastonbury Festival
Glastonbury, England, United Kingdom
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In June 2014, Jack White was in a significant stage of his solo career, having released his second studio album, "Lazaretto," just weeks prior on June... Read Full Description >
In June 2014, Jack White was in a significant stage of his solo career, having released his second studio album, "Lazaretto," just weeks prior on June 10, 2014. The live recording of his performance of the title track at the Glastonbury Festival showcases his growing prominence as a solo artist following his tenure with The White Stripes and other projects. "Lazaretto" was well-received, debuting at number one on the Billboard 200 and featuring a unique blend of rock and blues that exemplified White's eclectic style. Notably, the album introduced innovative elements such as the "non-fill" vinyl pressing technique, highlighting White's commitment to both music and artistic presentation. The Glastonbury performance occurred during a pivotal moment, as White was not only promoting his new material but also solidifying his status as a leading figure in the contemporary rock scene.
Jack White Performs 'Enter Sandman' Live at Glastonbury Festival
Glastonbury Festival
Pilton, England, United Kingdom
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In June 2014, when Jack White performed at the Château de Fontainebleau for La Blogothèque's Take Away Show, he was in an exciting phase of his solo... Read Full Description >
In June 2014, when Jack White performed at the Château de Fontainebleau for La Blogothèque's Take Away Show, he was in an exciting phase of his solo career, following the release of his debut solo album, "Blunderbuss," in April 2012. This album showcased his range as an artist, blending elements of rock, blues, and folk, and it received critical acclaim, emphasizing his versatility beyond his work with The White Stripes. Prior to the performance, White had also released "Lazaretto" in June 2014, just days before the recording, which debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 and broke multiple sales records upon release. Notably, the live set included "Same Boy You've Always Known," a song from his previous work with The White Stripes, demonstrating his deep-rooted connection to his earlier music, while "Entitlement" highlighted his evolving sound and lyrical exploration at this stage in his career.
Jack White Full Concert Performance at Roskilde Festival 2014
Roskilde Festival
Roskilde, Denmark
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In July 2014, during the live recording at the Roskilde Festival, Jack White was actively promoting his second solo studio album, "Lazaretto," which h... Read Full Description >
In July 2014, during the live recording at the Roskilde Festival, Jack White was actively promoting his second solo studio album, "Lazaretto," which had been released just a month prior, on June 10, 2014. The album, featuring hit tracks like "Lazaretto" and "Temporary," was well-received, debuting at number one on the Billboard 200 chart. This performance was significant as it showcased White's eclectic style, blending various genres while maintaining an energetic and riveting stage presence. Notably, "Lazaretto" was recorded in a unique style, including the use of unconventional recording techniques, which aligned perfectly with White's innovative approach to music. Furthermore, White's commitment to live performances and his emphasis on the concert experience reflect his deep-rooted passion for music, making this festival appearance a highlight of his 2014 touring efforts.
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In October 2016, Jack White was in an interesting phase of his career, having recently released his third solo album, *Boarding House Reach,* the foll... Read Full Description >
In October 2016, Jack White was in an interesting phase of his career, having recently released his third solo album, *Boarding House Reach,* the following year in March 2018. Prior to this live recording, White had completed *Lazaretto* in 2014, which had received critical acclaim and solidified his position as a prominent figure in contemporary music. The live performance of "City Lights" showcases his blend of rock, blues, and folk elements, highlighting his unique style and artistic evolution. Notably, this period also illustrates White's ongoing commitment to music beyond his own albums, as he has been involved in various projects, including promoting new artists through his label, Third Man Records. His collaboration with musicians like Lillie Mae Rische during this performance underscores his dedication to supporting diverse talents within the music industry.
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On October 15, 2016, Jack White performed "Carolina Drama" during a live recording for "Live from Here with Chris Thile." At this time, White was prom... Read Full Description >
On October 15, 2016, Jack White performed "Carolina Drama" during a live recording for "Live from Here with Chris Thile." At this time, White was promoting his third studio album, "Boarding House Reach," which was released in March 2018, indicating he was in a transitional phase between his earlier work and this upcoming project. Prior to this live performance, he had released "Lazaretto" in 2014, which received critical acclaim and showcased his versatility as a musician. The performance featured collaboration with notable artists like Chris Thile and Lillie Mae Rische, highlighting White's commitment to live music collaboration. This recording also underscores White's ability to blend traditional and modern music elements, a hallmark of his career, further evidenced by the distinctive storytelling in "Carolina Drama."
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In 2018, Jack White was in a prominent phase of his solo career, having just released his third studio album, "Boarding House Reach," the previous yea... Read Full Description >
In 2018, Jack White was in a prominent phase of his solo career, having just released his third studio album, "Boarding House Reach," the previous year. The album, which came out in March 2018, showcased a departure from his earlier styles, incorporating diverse influences ranging from punk to hip-hop. The live recording from Lollapalooza captures a pivotal moment as White was actively promoting this album and experimenting with his sound in a festival setting. Notably, White’s performance style often blends intense musicianship with a raw energy, characteristics that have been a staple throughout his career. Additionally, he has a history of collaborating with diverse artists and has been influential in modern rock, famously known for his work with The White Stripes and other projects. This concert stands as a testament to his evolving artistry and stage presence, marking a significant moment in the ongoing narrative of his dynamic career.
Jack White Live Performance of 'Over and Over and Over' on SNL
Studio 8H, NBC Studios
New York, NY, United States
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In April 2018, when Jack White performed "Over and Over and Over" live on Saturday Night Live (SNL), he was promoting his newly released album "Boardi... Read Full Description >
In April 2018, when Jack White performed "Over and Over and Over" live on Saturday Night Live (SNL), he was promoting his newly released album "Boarding House Reach," which came out just a week earlier on March 23, 2018. This album marked a significant pivot in his career, showcasing a more eclectic and experimental sound than his previous works. Notably, it was White's third solo studio album, following "Lazaretto," which had also achieved considerable commercial success. During this period, he was recognized for his innovative blending of genres, incorporating elements of rock, blues, and hip-hop into his music. Additionally, his performance on SNL was significant as it highlighted his continued relevance in the music scene and his ability to captivate audiences through engaging live shows. White's transition into this new musical direction and the visibility afforded by SNL represented a critical moment in his artistic evolution.
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In 2022, Jack White was well into his solo career, having recently released his third studio album, "Fear of the Dawn," which came out on April 8, 202... Read Full Description >
In 2022, Jack White was well into his solo career, having recently released his third studio album, "Fear of the Dawn," which came out on April 8, 2022. The concert at L'Olympia in Paris on June 20, 2022, showcased his dynamic stage presence and musical evolution as a solo artist. This live performance occurred shortly after the release of this album, which features a blend of rock, punk, and experimental sounds, marking a distinct departure from his earlier work with The White Stripes and other collaborations. Additionally, "Fear of the Dawn" is notable for its exploration of themes such as identity and resilience, reflecting White's experiences and growth. Given his influential role in the alternative and garage rock scenes, this concert served as a testament to his continuing relevance and artistic development in the music industry.
Jack White Performs 'What's The Trick' Live at Glastonbury Festival
Glastonbury Festival
Pilton, England, United Kingdom
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In June 2022, during his performance at Glastonbury Festival, Jack White showcased his song "What's The Trick," which is featured on his album "Fear o... Read Full Description >
In June 2022, during his performance at Glastonbury Festival, Jack White showcased his song "What's The Trick," which is featured on his album "Fear of the Dawn," released earlier that year on April 8, 2022. This album marked a significant moment in White's career, as it was his first solo studio effort since 2018's "Boarding House Reach." "Fear of the Dawn" demonstrates a return to a more rock-oriented sound, combined with White's signature eclectic style. The Glastonbury performance occurred just a few months after the album's release, highlighting its fresh material to a festival crowd. Notably, White is recognized not only for his solo work but also for his influential role in bands like The White Stripes and The Raconteurs, emphasizing his versatility and commitment to pushing musical boundaries throughout his career.
Jack White Performs 'Ball and Biscuit' at Glastonbury Festival
Glastonbury Festival
Glastonbury, United Kingdom
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By the time Jack White performed "Ball and Biscuit" at Glastonbury in 2022, he had released his third solo studio album, **"Fear of the Dawn,"** earli... Read Full Description >
By the time Jack White performed "Ball and Biscuit" at Glastonbury in 2022, he had released his third solo studio album, **"Fear of the Dawn,"** earlier that same year, on April 8, 2022. This performance was part of his extensive touring schedule promoting the album, showcasing his return to the live stage after a somewhat subdued period during the COVID-19 pandemic. The summer festival circuit, particularly Glastonbury, marked a significant comeback for White, who had previously gained acclaim for his work with The White Stripes and his various solo projects. The song "Ball and Biscuit" is notable as it originally appeared on The White Stripes' 2003 album **"Elephant,"** highlighting White’s ability to blend his past with his current musical endeavors. His dynamic live performances continue to draw significant attention and demonstrate his prowess as a musician and performer, reaffirming his influential position in the rock music scene.
Jack White: 'Taking Me Back' Live Performance at Masonic Temple Theatre
Masonic Temple Theatre
Detroit, MI, United States
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In July 2022, during the private rehearsals for his "Supply Chain Issues Tour," Jack White performed "Taking Me Back" live at the Masonic Temple Theat... Read Full Description >
In July 2022, during the private rehearsals for his "Supply Chain Issues Tour," Jack White performed "Taking Me Back" live at the Masonic Temple Theatre in Detroit. This performance occurred shortly after the release of his album *Fear of the Dawn*, which came out on April 8, 2022. This album marks a notable point in White's career as it represents his first solo release since 2018. *Fear of the Dawn* showcases his eclectic style, blending elements of rock, blues, and avant-garde influences. The tour and the live recording highlight his ongoing evolution as an artist and his commitment to providing fans with unique performance experiences, including utilizing his Third Man Records space for rehearsals. The ensemble featured in this performance includes prominent musicians like Dominic Davis, Quincy McCrary, and Daru Jones, reflecting White's collaborative approach and his ability to bring together talented artists for his shows.
Jack White – 'Taking Me Back / Fear of the Dawn' Medley Live on SNL
SNL
New York, NY, United States
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On February 25, 2023, Jack White performed a medley of "Taking Me Back" and "Fear of the Dawn" during his appearance on Saturday Night Live (SNL). Thi... Read Full Description >
On February 25, 2023, Jack White performed a medley of "Taking Me Back" and "Fear of the Dawn" during his appearance on Saturday Night Live (SNL). This performance was significant as it coincided with the promotional period for his latest album, "Fear of the Dawn," which was released on April 8, 2022, showcasing White’s distinctive blend of rock and experimental sounds. Prior to this, he had also released "Entering Heaven Alive" on July 22, 2022, further diversifying his artistic output in a brief span. During the SNL performance, White's energetic stage presence and guitar prowess underscored his reputation as a dynamic live performer, a hallmark of his career since his early days with The White Stripes. His dual album releases illustrate his prolific nature, as he navigated a successful solo career while continuing to innovate within the rock genre.
Jack White Performs 'Rockin' in the Free World' Live at SNL50 Concert
Radio City Music Hall
New York, NY, United States
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Before the live recording of "Rockin’ in the Free World" at the SNL50: The Homecoming Concert on October 30, 2023, Jack White had released his album... Read Full Description >
Before the live recording of "Rockin’ in the Free World" at the SNL50: The Homecoming Concert on October 30, 2023, Jack White had released his album "Fear of the Dawn" earlier that year in April. This marked a notable point in his career as it was his first album since the COVID-19 pandemic significantly impacted the music industry, allowing him to re-engage with his audience through live performances. The choice of covering Neil Young's iconic song reflects both White's deep roots in rock music and his ability to reinterpret classic tracks for contemporary audiences. Additionally, this performance aligned with the 50th anniversary celebration of "Saturday Night Live," emphasizing White’s long-standing connection with the show, where he has previously performed multiple times as both a solo artist and with The White Stripes.
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As of January 1, 2024, during the live recording at the Way Out West Festival in Sweden, Jack White's career had seen significant evolution since his ... Read Full Description >
As of January 1, 2024, during the live recording at the Way Out West Festival in Sweden, Jack White's career had seen significant evolution since his early days with The White Stripes. Prior to this performance, he released his latest album, "Enter Blue," in 2023. This album showcased his continued experimentation with various genres, including rock, blues, and folk. Since then, White has embarked on solo tours that highlight not only his new music but also his extensive catalog, reflecting his status as a key figure in the American rock revival. Notably, Jack White is recognized for his distinctive guitar style and innovative approach to recording, often emphasizing analog techniques. His performance at the festival likely included tracks from "Enter Blue," further establishing the album's impact and earning White a place as a respected solo artist independent of his early band associations.
Jack White Performs 'Seven Nation Army' Live at Michigan Central Station
Michigan Central Station
Detroit, MI, United States
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On June 6, 2024, Jack White performed "Seven Nation Army" live at Michigan Central Station in Detroit, a nod to his roots, as this iconic song origina... Read Full Description >
On June 6, 2024, Jack White performed "Seven Nation Army" live at Michigan Central Station in Detroit, a nod to his roots, as this iconic song originally appeared on The White Stripes' 2003 album *Elephant*. At this time, he was riding a significant wave in his career, having recently been celebrated for his diverse musical ventures and contributions to rock and roll. Prior to this live recording, White had released the album *Fear of the Dawn* in 2022, which showcased his evolution as a solo artist. The performance's timing also highlights Detroit's rich musical heritage and White's deep connection to the area, both as a member of The White Stripes and as a solo artist. This concert not only served to commemorate the legendary history of Michigan Central Station but also reaffirmed White's status in contemporary music.
Jack White Performs 'That’s How I’m Feeling' at White Eagle Hall
White Eagle Hall
Jersey City, NJ, United States
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As of September 9, 2024, Jack White is actively promoting his latest works in a vibrant live setting, as evidenced by his performance of "That's How I... Read Full Description >
As of September 9, 2024, Jack White is actively promoting his latest works in a vibrant live setting, as evidenced by his performance of "That's How I'm Feeling" at White Eagle Hall in Jersey City. This concert follows the release of his album "Fear of the Dawn," which debuted earlier in 2022 and showcased his exploration of various musical styles, including rock and experimental sounds. Known for his innovative approach, White often incorporates elements from his extensive musical background, including his time with The White Stripes and other projects like The Raconteurs and The Dead Weather. Additionally, he has a reputation for high-energy live performances, engaging with his audience through both his musicianship and stage presence, which is highlighted in this recording. His career has been marked by a consistent evolution as an artist, making each live show a unique experience for fans.
Jack White - Live at Toad's Place: Full Concert featuring classic hits
Toad's Place
New Haven, Connecticut, United States
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As of September 10, 2024, when Jack White performed live at Toad's Place in New Haven, he had recently released "Entering Heaven Alive" earlier that y... Read Full Description >
As of September 10, 2024, when Jack White performed live at Toad's Place in New Haven, he had recently released "Entering Heaven Alive" earlier that year. This album marked a continuation of his eclectic approach to music, showcasing his versatility as both a solo artist and a collaborator. Interestingly, White is known for his distinctive blend of rock, blues, and folk elements, all of which were likely on display during this live set. Given his history of energetic performances and a strong connection to his audience, the concert at Toad's Place probably reflected both his artistic evolution and his commitment to live music as a vital part of his career. Additionally, Toad's Place is a significant venue in Connecticut, often hosting prominent acts, which likely added to the atmosphere of excitement surrounding this performance.
Jack White Full Concert: Live at Mohawk, Austin - 'No Name Tour'
Mohawk
Austin, Texas, United States
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On November 14, 2024, Jack White performed live at the Mohawk in Austin, Texas, as part of his "No Name" Tour. This tour followed the release of his a... Read Full Description >
On November 14, 2024, Jack White performed live at the Mohawk in Austin, Texas, as part of his "No Name" Tour. This tour followed the release of his album "Fear of the Dawn," which came out earlier that year in April. "Fear of the Dawn" marked a distinct shift in White's musical style, showcasing his exploration of more experimental and electric sounds. Notably, during the Austin performance, White included a cover of "Teenage Head" by the Flamin' Groovies, highlighting his deep roots in rock music and his respect for influential predecessors. The "No Name" Tour appears to serve as an extension of his commitment to innovative live performances, tying together his previous works and the vibrant energy attendees expect from a Jack White show. His dynamic stage presence and the inclusion of varied setlists continue to solidify his reputation as a pioneering artist in contemporary music.
Jack White - Full Concert at Auckland Town Hall, New Zealand
Auckland Town Hall
Auckland, New Zealand
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As of December 17, 2024, when the live recording took place at Auckland Town Hall, Jack White had recently released his album "Fear of the Dawn" in Ap... Read Full Description >
As of December 17, 2024, when the live recording took place at Auckland Town Hall, Jack White had recently released his album "Fear of the Dawn" in April 2022 and "Entering Heaven Alive" in July 2022. These albums showcased his versatility, blending elements of rock, blues, and folk. Notably, "Fear of the Dawn" was characterized by its experimental sound and energy, reflecting a new creative direction in White's career. The live show in Auckland likely featured tracks from these albums, alongside classic songs from his previous works with The White Stripes, The Raconteurs, and his solo projects. A fascinating aspect of Jack White's live performances is his emphasis on authentic music experiences, often incorporating unique instruments and styles, which enhances the concert atmosphere. This dedication to craft makes each performance a unique experience for fans, further solidifying his reputation as a dynamic live performer.
Jack White - No Name Tour (Full Concert) at Brooklyn Paramount
Brooklyn Paramount
Brooklyn, NY, United States
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On February 12, 2025, during the “No Name” tour, Jack White performed live at the Brooklyn Paramount. This concert followed the release of his fif... Read Full Description >
On February 12, 2025, during the “No Name” tour, Jack White performed live at the Brooklyn Paramount. This concert followed the release of his fifth solo studio album, which showcased an evolution in his sound, incorporating various influences while maintaining his signature style. The “No Name” tour reflected White's commitment to continuous artistic growth and experimentation, engaging his audience with both new material and fan-favorite tracks. An interesting aspect of this tour was White's emphasis on a raw and authentic live sound, often utilizing vintage equipment that highlighted his deep appreciation for musical history. This concert not only underscored his prolific output since the dissolution of The White Stripes but also marked a point in his career where he increasingly focused on solo artistry and collaborative projects, solidifying his status as a multifaceted musician.
Jack White Full Concert Live at Roadrunner, Boston - Includes Multiple Songs
Roadrunner
Boston, Massachusetts, United States
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On February 17, 2025, during the live performance at Roadrunner in Boston, Jack White was likely in the midst of promoting his studio album "Fear of t... Read Full Description >
On February 17, 2025, during the live performance at Roadrunner in Boston, Jack White was likely in the midst of promoting his studio album "Fear of the Dawn," which was released earlier in 2022. This album marked a significant moment in his career, showcasing his exploration of experimental sounds and personal themes. White's live performances during this period often included a mix of songs from his extensive catalog, reflecting both his work with The White Stripes and his solo projects. Noteworthy is his reputation for high-energy shows and his commitment to analog recording techniques, reinforcing his status as a pivotal figure in contemporary rock music. Additionally, White's multifaceted musical style often blends blues, rock, and folk influences, drawing audiences to his live performances.
Jack White Live at la Cigale, Paris - Full Concert Featuring 'Seven Nation Army'
la Cigale
Paris, France
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As of February 21, 2025, Jack White was actively promoting his musical endeavors that likely followed the release of his fifth studio album, “Enteri... Read Full Description >
As of February 21, 2025, Jack White was actively promoting his musical endeavors that likely followed the release of his fifth studio album, “Entering Heaven Alive,” which debuted in July 2022. This live performance at la Cigale in Paris showcases White's continued evolution as a solo artist after his stint with The White Stripes, emphasizing his engagement with raw, bluesy rock. The setlist includes classics such as "Fell in Love With a Girl" and "Hotel Yorba," highlighting his deep catalog while intertwining newer tracks reflecting his growth. This performance is notable not only for its electrifying energy but also because it demonstrates White's unique ability to connect with international audiences, reinforcing his global appeal post his earlier collaborations and projects, such as his work with The Raconteurs and The Dead Weather. White's innovative spirit continues to shine in live settings, making each performance a unique experience for fans.
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On October 3, 2025, during the Hiroshima stop of his Japan Tour, Jack White performed a set that highlights his rich catalog and deep connection to bo... Read Full Description >
On October 3, 2025, during the Hiroshima stop of his Japan Tour, Jack White performed a set that highlights his rich catalog and deep connection to both his solo work and his earlier projects, particularly The White Stripes. Prior to this live recording, White released his album "Entering Heaven Alive" in July 2022, which showcased his evolving style that blends blues, rock, and folk influences. An interesting fact surrounding White's live performances is his penchant for spontaneous jam sessions and a commitment to creating an immersive experience for his audience, evident in the varied setlist that spans decades of his work. Notably, tracks like "Dead Leaves and the Dirty Ground" and "Hotel Yorba" not only anchor his performances in nostalgia but also signify his continuous relevance in the music scene, maintaining a strong connection with both longtime fans and new listeners alike.
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On December 3, 2025, Jack White performed "Blue Orchid," a song originally by The White Stripes, during a live concert in Osaka, Japan. By this time, ... Read Full Description >
On December 3, 2025, Jack White performed "Blue Orchid," a song originally by The White Stripes, during a live concert in Osaka, Japan. By this time, White had established himself as a prominent figure in the music industry, both as a solo artist and as part of various collaborations. Before this performance, he had released his fifth studio album, "Fear of the Dawn," in April 2022, which showcased his evolving sound and artistic direction. The live recording captures White's electric stage presence and his ability to connect with the audience through his raw energy and distinctive guitar work. Notably, White is celebrated for his contributions to the resurgence of garage rock and his eclectic approach to music, blending genres and influences throughout his career. Since his early days with The White Stripes, he has transformed into an influential solo artist, expanding his repertoire while maintaining his signature style.
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In the live recording of The Raconteurs at "From The Basement," the band performed songs from their album "Consolers of the Lonely," which was release... Read Full Description >
In the live recording of The Raconteurs at "From The Basement," the band performed songs from their album "Consolers of the Lonely," which was released in 2008. This marked a significant point in Jack White's career, as it showcased his work outside of The White Stripes, highlighting his versatility as a musician and songwriter. The Raconteurs, formed in 2005, saw White collaborating with Brendan Benson, Patrick Keeler, and Jack Lawrence, blending rock, blues, and folk influences. Notably, "Consolers of the Lonely" was released unexpectedly, following a more traditional promotional approach with their debut album, “Broken Boy Soldiers.” The live set captures the raw energy and dynamic performance style that defines White's artistic identity, showcasing not just the band’s musical prowess, but also White’s charismatic presence as a frontman during this pivotal moment in his career.
Jack White Performs 'Lazaretto' Live on Saturday Night Live
Studio 8H, Rockefeller Center
New York, NY, United States
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In the live recording of "Lazaretto" on *Saturday Night Live*, Jack White was promoting his second solo studio album, *Lazaretto*, which was released ... Read Full Description >
In the live recording of "Lazaretto" on *Saturday Night Live*, Jack White was promoting his second solo studio album, *Lazaretto*, which was released in June 2014. This performance, airing shortly after the album's release, showcased White's transition from his earlier work with The White Stripes and his other musical projects, emphasizing his distinctive blend of rock, blues, and folk influences. Notably, *Lazaretto* debuted at number one on the Billboard 200, making White one of the few artists to achieve this feat with both a band and as a solo artist. The performance captured his energetic stage presence, underscoring his reputation as a dynamic live performer. Additionally, the album includes innovative features, like a unique vinyl pressing with hidden tracks, reflecting White's creative approach to music and artistry, making the SNL performance particularly significant in highlighting this phase of his evolving career.
Jack White 'Entering Heaven Alive' Full Concert at KROQ DTS Sound Space
DTS Sound Space at KROQ
Los Angeles, CA, United States
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In the live recording at the DTS Sound Space in Los Angeles, Jack White celebrated the release of his album "Entering Heaven Alive," which came out on... Read Full Description >
In the live recording at the DTS Sound Space in Los Angeles, Jack White celebrated the release of his album "Entering Heaven Alive," which came out on July 22, 2022. This album is notable as it showcases a more introspective side of White’s artistry, featuring acoustic-driven tracks that differ from the more electric and energetic style found in some of his previous works. Prior to "Entering Heaven Alive," he released "Fear of the Dawn" just a few months earlier on April 8, 2022, indicating a prolific creative period. During the KROQ event, fans experienced a unique blend of new material performed live, reflecting White's evolution as an artist. Interestingly, this performance was part of a series of intimate shows that underscored his commitment to connecting directly with fans, a hallmark of his multifaceted career in music.
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In the live recording of Jack White performing the National Anthem on Opening Day in Detroit, the artist was enjoying a significant moment in his solo... Read Full Description >
In the live recording of Jack White performing the National Anthem on Opening Day in Detroit, the artist was enjoying a significant moment in his solo career. Prior to this performance, he had released his debut solo album *Blunderbuss* in 2012, which showcased his versatility and distinct sound separate from his work with The White Stripes and other projects. During this time, Jack White was also recognized for his eclectic approach to music and innovative methods of distribution, notably through his own label, Third Man Records. Known for his deep connections to Detroit, the city where he was born, this performance not only highlighted his local roots but also marked a celebratory occasion linked to the community's passion for baseball. Jack’s rendition of the National Anthem is a testament to his dynamic stage presence and ability to infuse traditional performances with his unique flair.
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At the time of the live recording featuring Jack White's appearance on Stephen Colbert's show, White was promoting his album *Fear of the Dawn*, which... Read Full Description >
At the time of the live recording featuring Jack White's appearance on Stephen Colbert's show, White was promoting his album *Fear of the Dawn*, which was released shortly before the interview and performance. This album marked a significant moment in his career, showcasing his distinctive blend of rock, blues, and experimental sounds, continuing to establish him as a formidable solo artist following his work with The White Stripes and other projects. During the interview, White reflected on a memorable piece of advice he received from the legendary Prince, emphasizing the importance of personal expression in music. Notably, his dynamic presence and storytelling abilities were a highlight of the performance, reinforcing his reputation not only as a musician but also as an engaging personality in contemporary music culture.
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In the live performance on Saturday Night Live, Jack White showcased a medley that included “Ball and Biscuit,” “Don’t Hurt Yourself,” and ... Read Full Description >
In the live performance on Saturday Night Live, Jack White showcased a medley that included “Ball and Biscuit,” “Don’t Hurt Yourself,” and “Jesus Is Coming Soon.” This appearance occurred during a pivotal moment in White's career, specifically tied to the release of his solo album "Boarding House Reach" in March 2018. This album represented a distinct evolution in White's style, integrating diverse influences from funk to electronic music, diverging from his signature rock sound. Notably, "Don't Hurt Yourself" features Beyoncé, further emphasizing White's collaborative spirit and willingness to experiment across genres. The SNL performance underscored his status as a significant figure in contemporary rock music, highlighting both his solo artistry and his influential past with The White Stripes. White's dynamic presence and musical versatility were on full display, affirming his reputation as an innovative and boundary-pushing musician.
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In the live recording referenced, Jack White is performing during the promotional cycle for his debut solo album, "Blunderbuss," which was released in... Read Full Description >
In the live recording referenced, Jack White is performing during the promotional cycle for his debut solo album, "Blunderbuss," which was released in April 2012. This period marked a significant transition in White's career as he shifted from his work with The White Stripes, The Raconteurs, and The Dead Weather to focus on a solo project. The Amex UNSTAGED show showcases his versatility, featuring songs from "Blunderbuss" alongside classic tracks from The White Stripes, which highlights his extensive musical journey. Notably, "Blunderbuss" received critical acclaim and debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart, making it a pivotal moment in his evolution as an artist. The inclusion of tracks like "Freedom at 21" and "Love Interruption" underscores his ability to blend various musical influences, further establishing his distinctive sound in the rock genre.
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Jack White at Château de Fontainebleau I A Take Away Show
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Jack White - Ball and Biscuit/Don’t Hurt Yourself/Jesus Is Coming Soon (Live on SNL)
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Jack White – Taking Me Back (Live)
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Jack White performs National Anthem
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Jack White - Ball and Biscuit (Glastonbury 2022)
Glastonbury Festival June 24, 2022 -
Jack White - Over and Over and Over (Live on SNL)
Studio 8H, NBC Studios April 21, 2018 -
"Don't Let Anyone Tell You How To Play Your Guitar, Jack" - Prince's Advice For Jack White
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Jack White - Full Amex UNSTAGED Show (720p)
Date Unknown -
Jack White - Lazaretto at Glastonbury 2014
Glastonbury Festival June 28, 2014 -
Jack White - Lazaretto (Live on SNL)
Studio 8H, Rockefeller Center Date Unknown