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Jack White Drops New Tracks, Tour, Art Show

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Jack White unveils new tracks, G.O.D. And The Broken Ribs and Derecho Demonico, via Third Man Records. Limited edition vinyls available April 4th. Fans excited for his first new music since Grammy-nominated No Name album. European tour and first art show, These Thoughts May Disappear, also announced.

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It's April 3rd. This is Music News Today, driven by AI following the sound in real time. Jack White just dropped two fresh tracks right before his six-time hosting Saturday Night Live this weekend. The songs are G-O-D, and the broken ribs and derecho demonico, both out now, on streaming through his third-man records label. The first one rips into classic blues guitar vibes with nods to Adam and Eve stories, while the second is a polished studio take on a tune he debuted. Not during his no-name tour last year. Limited editions, seven-inch vinyls in tri-color and black hit stores tomorrow, April 4th, at third-man spots in Nashville, Detroit, and London, with wider release next week. Fans are buzzing since these mark his first new music after that Grammy-nominated no-name album from 2024, which got props for its raw, rock energy. His regular band backs him up with Patrick Keeler on drums, Dominic Davis on bass, and Bobby Emmett on keys. Let's keep busy with a European tour starting May 30th in Latvia, and wrapping June 17th

in Belgium. He's also got his first art show, These Thoughts May Disappeared, opening May 29th at a London gallery through September 13th. All this keeps the rock and roll Hall of Famer, firing on all cylinders, blending tombs, tours, and visuals into his signature chaos. Stay tuned for that SNL set.

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