The White Stripes

Part of a massive 33-song set that also included a cover of The Beatles’ “Help” segueing into their own “Help Help”; a collaborative performance with Brandi Carlile; and rare live renditions of Neil Young’s “Throw Your Hatred Down” and the Yield classic “All Those Yesterdays”.

“We’re gonna do a little White Blood Cells for a little Detroit spirit,” proclaimed Alex Turner before leading his band into a faithful rendition of the song.

He also repeatedly sang the phrase “Icky Trump” during his Governors Ball performance.

During her three-night stint at the Ryman, Price was also joined onstage by Sturgill Simpson.

White’s mother, Teresa Gillis, joined her son to sing backing vocals and polka with him during his performance of The White Stripes’ “Hotel Yorba”.

Ben Blackwell, the archivist of White’s Third Man Records, details some of the most sought-after gems from the rocker’s discography.

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Dozens of different occupants fill one room at different times.

Just a few of the many faces of the guitar prodigy before his new solo album drops.

Once described by White as “cheating,” Pro Tools was used on his upcoming album, Boarding House Reach.

White also argues that The White Stripes and his own solo work are one in the same: “There is a case to be made that in a lot of ways, The White Stripes is Jack White solo.”

Dating back 13 years, the song appears on White’s new solo album, Boarding House Reach.