On April 11, 2026, Jack White performed a last-minute set at Coachella. His performance became one of the most talked about, as he and his band delivered a loud and high-energy performance. The appearance was announced just days before Coachella, on April 6. The same week, Jack White performed on Saturday Night Live and The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. Shortly before his appearance on SNL, Jack White released two new singles. “G.O.D And The Broken Ribs” and “Derecho Demonico” were both released on April 3, and both performed on SNL the next night. It’s been noted that “G.O.D And The Broken Ribs” is reminiscent of “Archbishop Harold Holmes,” one of the singles from his 2024 album No Name. The song feels like a continuation of the previous release, which featured John C. Reilly in the music video.
Jack White’s Coachella Setlist Features Hits That Span His Whole Career
The thirteen-song setlist from the last-minute Coachella set includes hits from The White Stripes and The Raconteurs. Jack White wrapped up the set with “Steady, As She Goes,” the debut single from The Raconteurs in 2006. The Raconteurs featured Jack White paired with singer/songwriter Brendan Benson, along with Jack Lawrence on bass and Patrick Keeler on drums. In recent years, Patrick Keeler has been touring with Jack White’s band and can be seen behind the kit at Coachella.
Jack White wrapped up the Coachella set with “Seven Nation Army,” which has become his signature song. The song has been a classic anthem, chanted in arenas across the world during sporting events. The entire crowd at Coachella chanted along with the band as they wrapped up their last-minute set. White also performed “That’s How I’m Feeling,” which became his first No. 1 on the Billboard Alternative Airplay chart in 2024.
Jack White has announced an extended tour, starting in July. 35 dates have been announced. The North American tour kicks off in Washington, DC, on July 10. In August, the tour moves over to the UK for a string of shows, ahead of a 3-show run in Ireland. In September, the tour returns to North America and runs until the end of November.
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