Rolling Stone — • Matt Giraud Rescued on American Idol • The New Issue: Kings of Leon • Green Day Rock Stunning Hometown Gig • Jack White’s Dead Weather Debut in NYC • Michael Jackson Halts Neverland Auction • Dave Matthews Brings Gregg Allman to NYC �... more info

MTV.com News — 'I don't like to sit still for long,' the busy frontman says.By James Montgomery Dead Weather Photo: MTV News Jack White doesn't understand all the fuss surrounding the Dead Weather, his latest bit of extracurricular activity. To him, this... more info

JamBase — The Dead Weather Perform First Show Last Night In NYC Jack White's new band, The Dead Weather, performed their first show last night (4/14) at the Bowery Ballroom in New York City. Funny how even when Jack is on drums he's out in front. Dig the vi... more info

Altsounds — Here's a brief summary of what Jack White has planned for the rest of the year... brace yourselves. 1. A White Stripes Film - According an interview with 'Self-Titled' magazine he's currently mixing down around 40 songs for a Stripes movie due later... more info

Rolling Stone — In 1990, a teenage upholsterer and would-be priest named John “Doc” Gillis landed his first musical gig drumming for the Detroit cow-punk band Goober and the Peas. Twenty years later, Jack White III was back behind the kit last night at New York�... more info

Idolator — The first single by the Dead Weather—the sorta-supergroup that brings together names from the White Stripes, the Kills, the Raconteurs, and Queens of the Stone Age—is "Hang You From The Heavens," a jagged little blues number that has the Kills' A... more info

AngryApe — The band line-up a New York show next week more info

Brooklyn Vegan — The Dead Weather are Dean Fertita (Queens Of The Stone Age), Jack Lawrence (The Greenhornes/The Raconteurs), Alison Mosshart (The Kills) and Jack White (The White Stripes/The Raconteurs). Jack White produced Horehound, which was recorded at his Third... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — PREVIOUSLY: Jack White's new band....... more info

JamBase — The Dead Weather Announce Their First Public Performance The Dead Weather "The 11 songs on the album... are spare and sexy, with the vocals often distorted or submerged beneath grinding, snaky rhythms." -The New York Times "...a...bluesy blend o... more info