Concert by Jack White, a 12-time GRAMMY winner and founder of The White Stripes, performing at The Truth in Nashville.
Jack White plays The Truth in Nashville on Friday, October 9, 2026, as part of his 2026 tour. The show starts at 8 PM.
If you've followed him for a while, you know White doesn't really stay in one lane. He's a 12-time GRAMMY winner who's spent the last two decades moving between bands and solo work. The White Stripes started in 1997, and their self-titled debut and De Stijl built an underground following before 2001's White Blood Cells brought them into the mainstream with "Fell in Love With a Girl." Then came 2003's Elephant, which gave us "Seven Nation Army," a riff that's become one of the most recognizable chants in sports stadiums.
He's worked across genres, too. In 2004, he produced and performed on Loretta Lynn's Van Lear Rose, which won GRAMMYs for Best Country Album and Best Country Collaboration with Vocals. He formed The Raconteurs in 2006, went back to the drums in 2009 with The Dead Weather, and that same year opened Third Man Records here in Nashville—a label that's put out over 500 records and become a leader in the vinyl industry. His solo albums Blunderbuss (2012) and Lazaretto (2014) both debuted at #1 on the U.S. albums chart and broke vinyl sales records.
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For this date, the bill lists Jack White with special guest Labels, though that part of the lineup isn't confirmed for this edition. The show is at The Truth on Friday, October 9, starting at 8 PM.
