Stereogum — In 2003, the White Stripes released Elephant , the album that took them from garage-punk buzz band to actual rock-radio mainstays. The transition wasn’t that easy on the band, and they went into a bit of a creative rut after its release. They f... more info

Stereogum — In the off-chance that you didn’t already know, Jack White and Meg White were married when the White Stripes released their debut album, but they told everyone they were brother and sister. The Whites divorced in 2000, and the White Stripes offi... more info

Stereogum — Paul McCartney closed out Mexico City’s Corona Capital festival Sunday night with some all-star pals. During Macca’s customary show-closing rendition of the Beatles’ “The End,” Jack White and St. Vincent both took the stage with guitars ... more info

Stereogum — Over the summer, Third Man Records employees began sneaking a whole new Jack White album into customers’ bags, a collection of raw, ripping garage rock songs that found the former White Stripe revitalized and back on his bullshit. Eventually, th... more info

Antimusic Rock — Jack White will celebrate his GRAMMY Award-nominated new album No Name with a global headline run more info

Stereogum — This year, Jack White has been frustrating many concertgoers by announcing shows only days in advance, even though the White Stripes frontman referred to them as tour dates. Lucky for fans, he’s back today with an official announcement of tour d... more info

Stereogum — Foo Fighters have pulled out of their headlining slot at this weekend’s Soundside Festival in Connecticut. Jack White and Greta Van Fleet will take their place. more info

Antimusic Rock — Jack White has premiered of the official music video for 'That's How I'm Feeling,' from his acclaimed new album, No Name more info

Stereogum — Last month, Jack White promised to sue Donald Trump after the presidential candidate’s deputy director of communications Margo McAtee Martin posted footage of Trump boarding a plane set to the White Stripes’ 2003 hit “Seven Nation Army.” T... more info

Stereogum — Add Jack White to the long list of musicians who’ve objected to Donald Trump using his music, which lately has included the likes of ABBA, Foo Fighters, Isaac Hayes, Neil Young, and Celine Dion. more info