CLARKSTON, MICH. — In a long-awaited musical event, Grammy Award-winning artist Jack White is set to electrify the stage at Pine Knob Music Theatre on Saturday, July 25, 2026, as part of his expansive and wide-ranging 2026 headline tour.

The watershed North American tour, which kicked off in July, features a curated selection of venues, culminating in a two-night stand in Atlanta this November. Tonight’s performance at Pine Knob, presented by Proud Partners United Wholesale Mortgage, Trinity Health, and Ally, promises to be a monumental showcase of White’s signature raw energy and groundbreaking musicianship.

Tonight’s show features a robust lineup, with special guests Easy Action and Prostitute joining White on the main stage. Additionally, the Third Man Records curated stage will host local Detroit favorites TY and Dori Detroit, ensuring a multifaceted evening of live music that honors both national headliners and regional talent.

This tour marks White’s first major release of new music since his critically lauded 2024 sixth studio album, No Name. That collection earned a 2025 GRAMMY® Award nomination for "Best Rock Album," marking White’s 34th solo-career nomination and contributing to his impressive tally of 16 total GRAMMY® Award wins. The album featured consecutive #1 U.S. radio hit singles, "That's How I'm Feeling" and "Archbishop Harold Holmes."

Beyond the stage, White continues to expand his artistic footprint. In late 2025, he published Jack White Collected Lyrics and Selected Writing Volume 1, a landmark anthology edited by Third Man Records co-founder Ben Blackwell. The book features never-before-published poems, rare photos, and new essays, compiling lyrics from his solo work, The Raconteurs, The Dead Weather, and other illustrious collaborations.

As the sun sets over Clarkston tonight, fans are bracing for a transcendent auditory experience. White’s 2026 tour is not merely a concert series; it is a testament to the enduring power of live rock and roll, proving that the genre’s most devoted architects are still building its future.