White unleashed an epic 26-song, 2:45 performance on the farm in Manchester on June 14 that included White Stripes classics such as “Hotel Yorba” and “Icky Thump” to Raconteurs numbers such as “Top Yourself” and “Steady, As She Goes” through “Blue Blood Blues” by the Dead Weather. His set also

Last year, Jack White's Third Man Records teamed up with guitarist John Fahey's Revenant Records to release The Rise and Fall of Paramount Records, Vol. 1 (1917-1927), a six-LP set compiling remastered recordings from legendary blues label Paramount Records. Today, that the collection's second

Jack White has a new haircut, and he made a music video to show it off. It’s a relatively bold look, a short-on-top pompadour with some serious muttonchops. It looks good! And it feels like the star of White’s new video for “Would You Fight For My Love?,” the unfulfillment anthem from

Though he’s only just released a new album today, Robert Plant already has his eye set on the next possible project: a Jack White collaboration. And, in fact, he’d like to do it very soon. Plant, participating in a Facebook chat with fans September 9, was asked if he had plans to work with White