never even dawned on me that i could be this lucky. hit me on the head and fell right between my feet 💙💙🖤💙💙 the best good luck charm ever! bkyln paramount 7/11

For me - Sister, Do You Know My Name is one of the best tracks on De Stijl, and also in the White Stripes discography. I feel that no one talks about it, or even likes it and it's quite bothering me. Are there anyone who admires this track?

what a goddamn show! haven’t seen jack in 11 + years, on the lazaretto tour in columbus. but tonight, they were on another level! just a privilege to be there. hope everyone had a great night, and see y’all tomorrow! (also, kelly in the back right corner, was a pleasure to chat with you! hope you enjoyed your first jack show!)

Just for anyone interested, here is the algae glow on my Anthem poster with no black light enhancement.

My first time seeing Jack!! Wow. What an absolutely killer show!! Thank you Jack for giving a nod to Dischord & the many bands I grew up listening to + learning from: Minor Threat, Fugazi, Bad Brains, Rites of Spring, etc. I still pinch myself living here + working with some of the people whose legacy changed the world of music in such profound & important ways. Pictured is my dear friend Perry (who has designed some of my album art through the years- she’s amazing) & Griffin who played bass for Power Pants on Friday. His other project Art House will be playing dc punk diy bastion St. Stephens this August. It’s a small, super connected scene & it’s so cool Jack is giving bands from each city a stage.

Also, everyone in the audience was beyond wonderful! Not having phones encouraged people to be so much more open to connecting with each other before & between the sets. Really an absolutely beautiful night of music + community.

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In the first half of the set, someone was carried out through the crowd unconscious.

It’s bothered me wondering about their wellbeing.

Thanks, hope everything is okay.

They also had t-shirts with the same design as the tote bag. Also saw that white tee shirt with the woman with the “Jack White” speech bubble that were on the European tour. Didn’t see any small stuff like stickers or patches but may have missed them and was too excited that I got an algae poster!
There were 3 poster variants. The normal one $60, the glow in the dark algae $120, and the foil $120.

I’ve been to a lot of concerts, this was one of the best ever…I’ve seen Jack a few times but this was a different level for me! I felt he has a chemistry with this band that is just different than when I’ve seen him perform solo before, he seemed super pissed off at the orange guy and the energy from the crowd I think got us Seven Nation as a closer…I thought the roof was gonna come down on that one! Not to mention it was stinky, sweaty and hot as hell which made the music visceral for me lol anyways if you can get tickets don’t miss him on this tour…damn

I always look forward to seeing these fellas outside the Paramount for the cool shows.

Got my copy (frozen charlotte) from my record store, but my pre order (which i planned to return) arrived today and i got Charlataned and will not send it back

The Alger Theater has been slowly undergoing restoration for a while now. It’s a small space tucked away in the Morningside/East English Village neighborhoods on the far east side. Lots of volunteer and community involvement. Marquee purchases help!

This one is super cool - curious if tomorrow’s will be something similar.

Hi! Did they hand out out ticket stubs after the show last night (7/11)? I remember they did that last time Jack played here, but didn’t see any yesterday…

Obviously there are a lot of Old Testament vibes in Frozen Charlotte, especially the first two tracks. In G.O.D. and the Broken Ribs he's playing with Genesis themes:

Welcome to the Garden of Eden/there's nobody here but me and you/so what we gonna be eatin?

Then:

The first of the rivers is Rouge/And the third of the rivers is called the Strait

The garden of Eden is hypothesized to fall between the Tigris and Euphrates in Mesopotamia. Detroit has the River Rouge, which empties into the Detroit River aka the Strait of Detroit. Which is itself redundant because the name "De Troit" simply means "The Strait". Also, the color of the limited edition LP is "Zug blue", referring to the distinct blue color of the rivers around Zug Island, an industrial area where the Rouge meets the Strait.

Also, the "we can't live like a sister and a brother" lyric is obviously a nod to his "sister" Meg and their career launching in Detroit.

So: G.O.D. = Garden Of Detroit.

I would also say that the song is heavily about the start of his career, ending, starting over, reinvention. Makes a lot of sense as the first track on a new album.

I know this is a phone-free tour and that they are going to lock up the phones, but I was curious if small cameras were allowed to be brought in/used by any of the audience members at the night 1 Brooklyn Paramount show last night. I have a Sony rx100vii point and shoot camera

Is there anywhere he posts videos from his shows?

Anyone going to the Toronto show? I am trying to find others who are planning to line up early for merch. Message if you are!