Awesome Jack White

In 2007, Jack White was hired by Coca-Cola to provide the music for a commercial spot. The track, Love is the Truth accompanied an amazing one-shot video, titled What Goes Around, was created by the late Japanese pop artist Nagi Noda, who had the idea to use dozens of similarly costumed actors to freeze time. For some reason, the spot was only aired one time.

Jack White says he can name any Beatles song after listening to it for just one second. In this clip posted to the musician’s YouTube channel, he proves he’s not lying. We got a few of the more recognizable ones right, but Jack knows their entire catalog.

During the 2022 Glastonbury Festival, Jack White performed one of his biggest hits, and blew the roof off of the place – despite it being an outdoor event. The White Stripes’ 2003 classic Seven Nation Army sounds as killer as ever, and is the ultimate crowd-pleaser.

Back in 2005, UK series From the Basement featured an intimate mini-concert from Jack and Meg White. For the first time, the entire performance is available for viewing online and includes never-before-seen footage from the session. The six-song concert includes Blue Orchid, As Ugly As I Seem, Little Ghost, and Red Rain.

(Gore/Violence) Director Jonathan “Jodeb” Desbiens and cinematographer Kristof Brandl’s music video for Jack White’s garage funk instrumental track Corporation doubles as an intense crime drama, as an investigator tries to deconstruct a grizzly murder.

The Vinyl Factory takes us inside Third Man Records‘ recently opened record-pressing plant, located in Detroit’s Cass Corridor. The facility combines efforts of man and machine to create unique vinyl discs and album covers, and helps preserve what was nearly a lost art.

The music video for first track from Jack White’s upcoming solo album Lazaretto – an instrumental that combines blues and intense electric riffs, set against the backdrop of non-newtonian fluids and sand vibrating to the track’s frequencies.