The White Stripes

The White Stripes - Full Concert Live in Sydney 2003

Livid Festival
Sydney, NSW, Australia

• In January 2003, during their performance at the Livid Festival in Sydney, The White Stripes were experiencing a surge in popularity following the rel... Read Full Description >

  In January 2003, during their performance at the Livid Festival in Sydney, The White Stripes were experiencing a surge in popularity following the release of their critically acclaimed album "White Blood Cells," which came out in 2001. This album had propelled them into the mainstream and is often credited with revitalizing garage rock in the early 2000s. By the time of this concert, they had also released their self-titled debut album in 1999, which had laid the groundwork for their unique sound characterized by a blend of blues, punk, and rock influences. The band was known for their energetic live performances, and this concert exemplified their raw power, showcasing hits like "Fell in Love with a Girl" and "Dead Leaves and the Dirty Ground." Interestingly, the duo’s dynamic on stage, driven by Jack White's guitar prowess and Meg White's minimalist drumming, was already becoming legendary, setting the stage for their further successes in the years to follow.

The White Stripes Perform 'Seven Nation Army' Live on Conan

• In January 2003, The White Stripes were experiencing a significant surge in their career, following the release of their third studio album, "White Bl... Read Full Description >

  In January 2003, The White Stripes were experiencing a significant surge in their career, following the release of their third studio album, "White Blood Cells," which came out in July 2001. This album played a crucial role in catapulting them into mainstream success, with hit singles like "Fell in Love with a Girl" garnering widespread acclaim. By the time they performed "Seven Nation Army" on Conan, their distinctive garage rock sound and Jack White's unique guitar riffs were becoming increasingly popular. The performance showcased their raw energy and musicianship, further solidifying their reputation in the rock scene. Interestingly, "Seven Nation Army," the song performed in this live recording, would later appear on their next album, "Elephant," released in April 2003, which would go on to be pivotal in defining their legacy. This performance was not only a showcase of their growing popularity but also a precursor to their massive hit that would dominate the following years.

The White Stripes Live Performance of 'Let's Build a Home' and 'Goin' Back to Memphis' on Conan

Late Night with Conan O'Brien
New York, NY, USA

• On April 25, 2003, The White Stripes performed live on "Late Night with Conan O'Brien," showcasing their raw energy and distinctive sound. At this poi... Read Full Description >

  On April 25, 2003, The White Stripes performed live on "Late Night with Conan O'Brien," showcasing their raw energy and distinctive sound. At this point in their career, they had recently released their fourth studio album, "Elephant," which came out in April 2003, just days before the televised performance. This album marked a significant moment for the band, featuring the iconic single "Seven Nation Army," which would become one of their most popular tracks. The performance of "Let's Build a Home" and "Goin' Back to Memphis" highlights the duo's commitment to melding garage rock with blues influences, contributing to their reputation as innovators in the indie rock scene. By this time, The White Stripes had gained considerable critical acclaim, and their appearance on a mainstream television show like Conan O'Brien further solidified their place in the rock genre during the early 2000s.

The White Stripes Live in Berlin - Full Concert Featuring 'Seven Nation Army'

Berlin, Germany

• On June 14, 2003, The White Stripes performed a live concert in Berlin, showcasing their signature garage rock sound. At this point in their career, t... Read Full Description >

  On June 14, 2003, The White Stripes performed a live concert in Berlin, showcasing their signature garage rock sound. At this point in their career, they had just released their fourth studio album, "Elephant," in April 2003. This album solidified their reputation, featuring the iconic track "Seven Nation Army," which would go on to become one of their most recognizable songs. The Berlin concert setlist includes several tracks from "Elephant," highlighting their momentum in the underground rock scene. Interestingly, the live performance conveys their raw energy and chemistry as a duo, just as they were gaining mainstream attention. The band's minimalist aesthetic and Jack White's distinctive guitar work during this era contributed significantly to their unique identity, making the Berlin concert a remarkable snapshot of their formative years in music history.

The White Stripes - 'Ball and Biscuit' Live Performance at Shibuya-AX, Tokyo

Shibuya-AX
Tokyo, Japan

• On October 22, 2003, The White Stripes performed "Ball and Biscuit" live at Shibuya-AX in Tokyo, Japan, during a pivotal moment in their career. This ... Read Full Description >

  On October 22, 2003, The White Stripes performed "Ball and Biscuit" live at Shibuya-AX in Tokyo, Japan, during a pivotal moment in their career. This performance was part of their world tour following the release of their critically acclaimed album, "Elephant," which came out in April of that year. "Elephant" solidified their place in rock music history, featuring hits like "Seven Nation Army." By the time of this live recording, the duo was experiencing significant commercial success and heightened media attention. Notably, this was their third visit to Japan and the second show during a six-night run, reflecting their growing global popularity. Their raw, energetic performances were a hallmark of their style, and this performance exemplified the chemistry between Jack and Meg White, emphasizing their minimalist, yet powerful sound that defined their music.