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Jack White decided to include his song, 'Over and Over and Over,' in his upcoming album 'Boarding House Reach.' The track was recorded 13 years ago for The White Stripes. -
LISTEN: Jack White Shares New Song ‘Corporation’ Off Upcoming Album ‘Boarding House Reach’
Musician and songwriter Jack White unveiled the third track off his upcoming album, 'Boarding House Reach.' His new single, 'Corporation,' sees White taking a reliably eclectic approach, with instrumentals and his key vocals on full display. -
Mad Cool Fest 2018: Depeche Mode, Pearl Jam, And Jack White Among Headliners
Pearl Jam, Depeche Mode, Queens of the Stone Age, and Jack White will headline this year's Mad Cool Festival in Madrid. The three-day music event kicks off on July 14 with a performance from Pearl Jam. -
Jack White’s Upcoming Album Is Called ‘Boarding House Reach’: Listen To The First Two Singles
Jack White will release a new album called 'Boarding House Reach.' The first two tracks from the upcoming albums have also been unveiled. -
Governors Ball 2018: Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Jack White, Travis Scott, Eminem To Headline Festival
The full lineup for this year’s Governors Ball Music Festival has been announced. Eminem, Travis Scott, the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, and more are heading to New York this June for the show. -
Watch Nas And Jack White Perform "One Mic"
Nas x Jack White is a Must Watch!! Nasir Bin Olu Dara Jones is better known by his moniker Nas. The rapper from Queensbridge, New York, has made quite the significant impact on the rap and hip hop industry. -
Jack White’s Music Label Successfully Plays Vinyl Record in Space
Jack White became the first man to successfully launch and play and vinyl record in space. But aside from celebrating the 7th anniversary of his label Third Man Records, White said that the project was meant to inspire creativity. -
Jack White Biography on the Way, White Stripes Singer Denies Involvement
A new biography on singer Jack White is reportedly in the works from author Nick Hasted. Recently announced by the Overlook Press, the publisher's declaration has led the White Stripes frontman to deny any involvement in the book's creation. -
Jack White Covers Stevie Wonder, Rocks Out to White Stripes with Kermit on 'The Muppets'
Jack White may be a little bit "salty," but that doesn't mean that he can't show his soft side. The "Lazaretto" rocker is set to appear on the season finale of ABC's The Muppets on Tuesday night (March 1) which is surprising enough as it is. But, his mission on the show is valiant: to perform Stevie Wonder's "You Are the Sunshine of My Life" to help reunite a broken up Kermit and Miss Piggy. -
Madonna Tells Jack White He's Too 'Laid-Back', Takes to Instagram Deny Drunk Performance
Madonna is not happy with some of her fans -- and has no qualms about spreading the word via social media. -
Jack White's Early Song 'Itchy' Arrives Online with Third Man Records Vault Series
Before Jack White went solo and played with The Dead Weather and The Raconteurs, there was The White Stripes. And, before The White Stripes, there was a Detroit rocker in the '90s who played with various bands and friends. Now, for the first time, fans of White's and of Third Man Records can hear music from this time with a newly resurfaced rare track, "Itchy." -
Jack White's Third Man Records to Release 'The Hateful Eight' Soundtrack on Vinyl
Quentin Tarantino's latest western film, 'The Hateful Eight', will have its 4-side, 28-song soundtrack released on vinyl via Jack White's record label, Third Man Records. White recently revealed plans to open a vinyl pressing plant in Detroit while opening another Third Man store in the singer's hometown over Thanksgiving weekend.
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