Jack White performed in Detroit as part of his ongoing Boarding House Reach tour. He also played the drums and piano during his successful concert.
Some of the songs that he performed at the Little Caesars Arena on Thursday, April 19 were "Everything You've Ever Learned," "Ball and Biscuit," "Over and Over and Over," "Dead Leaves and the Dirty Ground," "Corporation," "Why Walk a Dog?" and "Connected By Love."
White's next show will be on Friday, April 20, in Milwaukee. He will continue to tour North America until June 23. He will then embark on the European leg of his tour. On Aug. 5, the singer will return to the United States to perform at Lollapalooza in Chicago.
White releasedBoarding House Reach last month. One publication described it as White's most ambitious and risky project thus far. The other songs featured in the compilation are "Abulia and Akrasia," "Hypermisophoniac," "Ice Station Zebra," "Everything You've Ever Learned," "Respect Commander," "Ezmeralda Steals the Show," "Get In the Mind Shaft," "What's Done is Done," and "Humoresque."
Jack White Discusses New Album
During a recent interview, White opened up about Boarding House Reach and said the compilation is very much different from his other albums. The singer acknowledged the fact that endless change can be risky, but he still felt the need to veer away from his usual sound.
"I couldn't do it, man, it would be lifeless for me. The pushing forward, I like that I have that disease. To have the White Stripes, then start all over again with The Raconteurs, then over again with the Dead Weather, then over again with my solo records: those are bad business moves every time, economically. But to me they're a brand new struggle, a brand new thing, where I'm loading equipment again into a small club, like I did when I was 19," explained White.
Jack White's Professional Career
White, 42, is an American musician, singer, songwriter, record producer, and actor. His full name is John Anthony "Jack" White. He is known as the lead singer and guitarist of White Stripes.
In 2012, White dropped his solo debut album Blunderbuss. Two months later, he released his second solo album Lazaretto. Both compilations received wide commercial and critical acclaim.
Some of the songs featured in both albums are "Love Interruption," "Sixteen Saltines," "High Ball Stepper," "Would You Fight For My Love?" and "That Black Bat Licorice."
