Jack White

Jack White returns to Paris on 14 June 2026 at the Olympia. Born in Detroit and propelled to prominence around the turn of the 2000s with The White Stripes, he established a raw sound—between garage and blues—driven by short, sharp riffs and spare songwriting. Since the White Stripes chapter, he has alternated between group projects and a solo career, with stints in The Raconteurs and The Dead Weather and a personal discography ranging from Blunderbuss and Lazaretto to Boarding House Reach, Fear of the Dawn, Entering Heaven Alive and No Name.

On stage, Jack White brings these trajectories together in a set that blends abrasive guitars, keyboards with distinctive textures and tight rhythms, with more folk-inflected breaths and nods to the blues that shaped him. Signature songs sit alongside rearrangements, unexpected transitions and occasional forays into The Raconteurs’ or The Dead Weather’s repertoire. A craftsman of sound as much as a frontman, and head of the Third Man label, he pursues in concert the same ethos of immediate exploration: getting straight to the point, upending formats, and letting the electric material take precedence. At the Olympia, the experience unfolds in the present—through the band’s energy and the tension of the pieces.