Jack White Announces Concert Tour with Toad's Place Residency
Legendary Rocker Returns to Storied New Haven Venue
Shows Will Highlight Material from White's Solo Albums and The White Stripes
Acclaimed musician and GRAMMY-winning artist Jack White has announced a highly anticipated concert tour, which will include a four-night residency at Toad's Place in New Haven, Connecticut.
The tour, aptly titled "The Supply Chain Issues Tour," will kick off on April 8 in Indianapolis, Indiana, and will feature stops across North America before wrapping up in Toronto, Canada on May 6.
White's residency at Toad's Place, scheduled for April 26-29, holds special significance for both the artist and the venue. Toad's Place has been a cornerstone of the New Haven music scene for over 40 years and has hosted countless legendary acts throughout its illustrious history.
For White, the residency marks a return to the intimate setting where he and The White Stripes performed their first-ever show in 1997. The upcoming shows promise to deliver an unforgettable experience for fans, featuring a mix of White's solo material and beloved White Stripes classics.
Tickets for Jack White's "The Supply Chain Issues Tour" go on sale to the general public on Friday, January 27 at 10 AM local time. A limited number of VIP packages will also be available, offering exclusive access to soundchecks, merchandise, and more.
In addition to his concert tour, White is set to release a new album, "Entering Heaven Alive," on July 22 via his own Third Man Records label. The album, which will be White's fourth solo effort, is highly anticipated by fans and critics alike.
Jack White is a true icon of rock music, known for his raw energy, virtuosic guitar playing, and boundary-pushing artistic vision. His music has inspired and influenced countless artists and continues to captivate audiences worldwide.
With his upcoming concert tour and album release, White is poised to once again deliver an unforgettable musical experience to his devoted fans.
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