Jack White’s “No Name” tour will include two consecutive performances at the Masonic Temple in Detroit on April 12 and 13. These shows will be his first announced appearances in his hometown since he converted a concert into a wedding in 2022, according to Detroit News. Next Friday at 10 a.m. is when tickets will go on sale, with a presale for Third Man Vault subscribers starting a week early.
With stops in Asia, Australia, and North America, the “No Name” tour is causing a stir around the world, according to WXYZ. The tour will begin on December 1 and travel to Mexico, Hong Kong, and Vietnam before arriving in the US. Although Jack White is well-known for his impromptu pop-up performances, this tour follows a more planned format, with dates and venues revealed well in advance.
The B-side to White’s “No Name” single “That’s How I’m Feeling,” “You Got Me Searching,” will be released on 7-inch vinyl and streaming services, giving fans of the guitarist a chance to hear a new song, according to Detroit Free Press. In addition to the Masonic Temple Theatre in Detroit, Jack White’s “No Name” tour will also play at GLC Live at 20 Monroe in Grand Rapids on April 15.
Jack White’s 2022 performance at the Masonic Temple attracted notice for its unusual fusion of musical releases and personal milestones: he got married, proposed, and released an album all in one day. Fans should expect the dynamic and high-energy performance that White is known for, even though similar incidents are not anticipated at his next gigs.
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