Jack White has recently released a new video for his song “That’s How I’m Feeling,” showcasing footage from his current tour at intimate venues. The video captures White’s electrifying performances, with glimpses of small mice scurrying around amidst the energetic crowd. Watch the video below to experience the raw energy of White’s live shows.
No Name: A Return to Blues Punk
“No Name” marks White’s sixth solo album, where he revisits the raucous blues punk style that initially propelled him to fame. He surprised fans by including copies of the album in Third Man Records orders before its official release in July. With only a few tour dates remaining in the U.K., fans can expect to hear tracks from this album, following his 2022 release “Entering Heaven Alive.”
Jack White’s Stance Against Trump
Last month, Jack White publicly criticized the deputy director of communications for former President Donald J. Trump for using the White Stripes’ song “Seven Nation Army” in a video post. Despite the post being deleted, White threatened legal action, showcasing his strong stance against the former president. White has been vocal about his opposition to Trump, previously selling “Icky Trump” T-shirts and condemning the unauthorized use of his music in Trump-supporting media.
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FAQs
Q: What is Jack White’s latest album?
A: Jack White’s latest album is “No Name,” his sixth solo release that showcases his return to blues punk.
Q: How did Jack White distribute copies of his album “No Name”?
A: Jack White surprised fans by including copies of “No Name” in Third Man Records orders before its official release in July.
Q: What actions did Jack White take against the unauthorized use of his music by former President Donald J. Trump?
A: Jack White publicly criticized the unauthorized use of his music by Trump, threatening legal action to protect his artistic rights.
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