Jack White is bringing his high energy rock show to the Amory in Minneapolis on Sunday, November 8, 2026. Bathed in his iconic neon blue stage lights, White completely ditches rigid setlists for his No Name Tour, letting the raw energy of the crowd and his band steer the entire night.
Expect total focus and zero distractions because this is a strictly phone-free experience. Your cell phone gets locked in a special pouch as you walk in, meaning you won't see a million glowing screens in your face, and everyone actually watches the stage. Once Jack jumps out, he runs around like a madman, switching between a couple of different microphones on the same stand to make his voice sound super fuzzy and distorted. His guitar playing is famously loud and chaotic, full of screeching solos and thunderous drums. He loves to randomly mash up old White Stripes classics with his solo material on the fly, making it a loud, unpredictable masterclass in live showmanship.
Jack White has a huge history with the Twin Cities spanning over two decades. Way back in 2002, The White Stripes played an legendary early gig at First Avenue right as they were blowing up globally. He headlined his first massive solo show at The Armory in 2018 for his Boarding House Reach tour, and loved the venue so much he came right back in 2019 with his side-project, The Raconteurs, becoming the first rock act to headline there twice after the building's massive renovation. After delivering an insane 30 song marathon at The Armory in 2022, he recently pulled a classic Prince move by playing ultra-short-notice, secret pop-up shows, packing out First Avenue again and playing a wild two night stand at St. Paul’s Palace Theatre.
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