The 19-year-old joined her father for ‘Cannon’, ‘John The Revelator’ and ‘Black Math’.
White performed at Paramount on Saturday night (July 11), where the 19-year-old joined him on stage for three songs: ‘Cannon’, ‘John The Revelator’ and ‘Black Math’.
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‘Cannon’ is a raw blues-punk cut from The White Stripes’ 1999 self-titled debut album, while ‘John The Revelator’ is the traditional gospel-blues song famously recorded by Blind Willie Johnson and ‘Black Math’ is taken from The White Stripes’ 2003 album ‘Elephant’.
The Rock & Roll Hall of Famer has officially released his seventh solo album, Frozen Charlotte and with it comes the blistering closing track, “Neighbors Blues,” a swaggering blast of fuzzed-out guitars, pounding rhythms and the unhinged energy that’s become a hallmark of White’s recent output. “Neighbors Blues” leans into the raw, garage-rock aesthetic that runs throughout Frozen Charlotte. The track balances heavy, distorted guitar work with an infectious groove, serving as a fitting finale to an album packed with explosive performances and relentless momentum.
Rather than offer any formal announcement of his seventh solo album, White has quietly updated his webstore with a vinyl of Frozen Charlotte. The album’s release date is listed as July 10th, and it’s comprised of 13 tracks — including recent singles “G.O.D. and the Broken Ribs” and “Derecho Demonico. (Consequence report)
” The artwork features an original work from White; he showed the making of the piece, along with the title, in a recent Instagram post.
Frozen Charlotte Tracklist:
01. G.O.D. and the Broken Ribs
02. Derecho Demonico
03. There’s Nobody There
04. Raising the Grain
05. You’ll Never Fix Me
06. Nobody Knows
07. Dollar Bill
08. I Can’t Believe What I’m Hearing
09. Thick as Thieves
10. All Alone Again
11. She’s in a Frenzy
12. Making Contact
13. Neighbors Blues
The album’s product description reads: “Frozen Charlotte – the 7th studio album from Jack White shows the Rock and Roll Hall of Famer at his best; backed by an incredible band (Patrick Keeler on drums, Dominic Davis on bass, Bobby Emmett on keys) whose collective hand is scorching hot after coming off a tour of universally-acclaimed performances. Instead of resting on a “job well done”, they went straight to work in the studio and laid down what became Frozen Charlotte.”
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“Recorded in White’s Third Man Studio in Nashville, this album shows Jack carrying on the same raucous, raw, and frenetic energy from his lauded 2024 album, No Name. 13 tracks of distinct feel and tone, Frozen Charlotte is an intense rock and roll punch with never far behind blues underpinnings…all of which fits right at home with long time fans while leaving an inviting open door to newcomers alike.”
White also opted for an unconventional announcement for 2024’s No Name, handing out the new album as a gift for purchases at Third Man Records stores in in Detroit, London, and Nashville.
