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Jack White just announced a massive 35-date North American tour that kicks off this July and runs through November. Hot on the heels of his SNL performance and two fiery new singles, the rock icon is ready to dominate stages across North America and Europe.
🔥 Quick Facts
- Tour Scope: 35 North American dates divided into two legs through November 21
- Europe First: Jack White plays June shows across Poland, Germany, France, Italy, and more before returning stateside
- Hall of Famer: Announced just days after the White Stripes’ Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction
- New Music: Two fresh singles, ‘G.O.D. And the Broken Ribs’ and ‘Derecho Demonico,’ premier on SNL
A Legendary Comeback in Action
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee is wasting no time after receiving one of music’s highest honors. Fresh off his SNL debut of two powerful new singles, Jack White has assembled a tour schedule that spans from Washington, DC to Atlanta. His first show drops on July 10 at The Anthem, launching what promises to be one of 2026’s most anticipated concert series. The blues rock virtuoso already appeared on Coachella 2026 as a surprise addition, proving the rock reinvention is in full force.
What makes this announcement special? Jack White hasn’t rested on his laurels. Instead, he’s doubled down on creative momentum by releasing two brand new tracks just days before the tour announcement. These aren’t oldies or covers, they’re fresh compositions that show a musician still hungry for experimentation.
Jack White tour spans 35 North American dates starting July, Europe shows in June
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Europe Gets First Taste in June
Before conquering North America, Jack White will handpick a European summer circuit starting May 30 in Sigulda, Latvia. The June leg includes intimate headlining shows in Warsaw, Krakow, Berlin, Hamburg, Paris, Brussels, and Lyon. Festival appearances at Northside Festival, Best Kept Secret, and INMusic round out the European run, giving international fans priority access.
Summer 2026 becomes unmissable for European music lovers. Even with just three weeks of European dates announced, Jack White is hitting some of the continent’s most prestigious venues and festivals, signaling this isn’t a casual tour, it’s a carefully curated artistic statement.
Tour Dates, Venues, and What You Need to Know
The North American leg 1 runs July 10 to July 25, hitting major markets like Brooklyn (two nights), Toronto, Boston, Indianapolis, Chicago (two nights), and Detroit. Leg 2 launches in September and stretches through November 21 in Atlanta, covering the West Coast, Southwest, and Southeast. Notable venues include the Hollywood Palladium (two nights), Fontainebleau Las Vegas, and the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium.
| Tour Element | Details |
| First Show | July 10, The Anthem, Washington, DC |
| Final Show | November 21, Coca-Cola Roxy, Atlanta |
| Total North American Dates | 35 headline shows |
| Europe Dates | May 30 – June 24, select festivals included |
| Presale Access | Third Man Records Vault (April 13) and Artist presale (April 13) |
| General On-Sale | April 17 via Ticketmaster |
“Divided into two legs, White will kick off the 35-date jaunt in July with shows in Washington, DC, Brooklyn, Toronto, Boston, Indianapolis, and Chicago.”
— Consequence of Sound, Music News Outlet
Fresh Music Powers the International Movement
The timing is everything. Jack White released ‘G.O.D. And the Broken Ribs’ and ‘Derecho Demonico’ on April 3, marking his first new singles since 2024. The SNL performance on April 6 gave both tracks their national television debut, with Jack White delivering visceral, energetic performances that reminded audiences why he remains a rock force. These aren’t throwback moments, they’re proof that the Detroit legend continues evolving. The new material will feature prominently throughout this tour, making early shows invaluable for diehards chasing unreleased deeper cuts.
Support includes Angine de Poitrine at the Toronto show on July 14, with additional special guests to be announced. Student rush tickets at $20 are available day-of at box offices, making access more democratic than typical major tours.
Why This Tour Matters for the Rock Community
When Jack White tours, conversations around modern rock ignite. His White Stripes induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in November 2025 shifted the conversation from nostalgia to legacy. Now, with 35 new dates and fresh material, the rock community faces a choice: watch history in the making or risk missing a defining moment. The tour structure splits touring across both hemispheres, making international partnership with North American reach strategic. Notably, Philadelphia remains absent from the itinerary (a joke among fans). Ticket presales begin April 13 through Third Man Records’ Vault, rewarding longtime supporters before general public access on April 17. How many dates will you chase this legendary rocker?
