Jack White has a new record on the way, and the rollout is pure Third Man theater. The Rock & Roll Hall of Famer has announced his seventh studio album, ‘Frozen Charlotte’, landing via Third Man Records on Friday, July 10. The lead single “Dollar Bill” is out now across all streaming services. Listen here.
The vinyl program runs deep. ‘Frozen Charlotte’ comes on standard black, a Third Man exclusive “Zug Island Blue,” a “Chrome” pressing for the tour and webstore, and an “Ice Blue” edition for independent record stores. CD and cassette versions round it out, and pre-orders and pre-saves are live now.
The album’s arrival follows a clever bit of misdirection. Third Man just premiered Third Man Release Lab, a free two-part online series pulling back the curtain on how the label brings records into the world. Fans watching were quietly fed glitching album imagery, hints at the Frozen Charlatan character, and the first audio clip of “Dollar Bill” before they knew what they were hearing.
Two songs already in the wild give a taste of what’s coming. “Derecho Demonico” and “G.O.D. and the Broken Ribs” both premiered earlier this year, and White and his band tore through them during his sixth career appearance on NBC’s Saturday Night Live. The new material crackles with the raw, blown-out energy White built his name on.
‘Frozen Charlotte’ is White’s first new music since 2024, the year he dropped his sixth solo album ‘No Name’. That record earned a 2025 GRAMMY nomination for Best Rock Album, White’s 34th solo nomination and 46th overall against 16 wins. It also produced consecutive number 1 U.S. radio singles in “That’s How I’m Feeling” and “Archbishop Harold Holmes,” the latter carrying a video starring John C. Reilly that has topped 3.5 million YouTube views.
There’s been ink on the page too. October 2025 brought ‘Jack White Collected Lyrics and Selected Writing Volume 1’, edited by Third Man co-founder Ben Blackwell, with never-before-published poems, rare photos, and new essays from Blackwell, poet Adrian Matejka, and filmmaker dream hampton. White talked it through on CBS’s The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, reciting his poem “Just Suppose to Juxtapose,” then turned up on Colbert’s public access oddity Only In Monroe.
The 2026 world headline tour is already rolling. White and his longtime live band (Patrick Keeler on drums, Dominic Davis on bass, Bobby Emmett on keys) have been working through sold-out European rooms, with North American dates opening July 10 at a sold-out show at Washington, DC’s The Anthem. The run stretches through a two-night close at Atlanta’s Coca-Cola Roxy on November 20 and 21, with two-night stands in Brooklyn, Los Angeles, Chicago, Charlotte, and Miami Beach along the way. Toronto fans catch him July 14 at the RBC Amphitheatre with support from Angine de Poitrine.
2026 Tour Dates:
June 10 – Gothenburg, Sweden – Liseberg (Concert Series)
June 12 – Hilvarenbeek, Netherlands – Best Kept Secret Festival
June 13 – Paris, France – L’Olympia (Sold Out)
June 14 – Paris, France – L’Olympia (Sold Out)
June 16 – Brussels, Belgium – Ancienne Belgique (Sold Out)
June 17 – Brussels, Belgium – Ancienne Belgique (Sold Out)
June 18 – Lyon, France – Les Nuits de Fourviere (Sold Out)
June 19 – Camaiore, Italy – La Prima Estate
June 21 – Lignano Sabbiadoro, Italy – Arena Alpe Adria
June 22 – Zagreb, Croatia – INMusic Festival
July 10 – Washington, DC – The Anthem (Sold Out)
July 11 – Brooklyn, NY – Brooklyn Paramount (Sold Out)
July 12 – Brooklyn, NY – Brooklyn Paramount (Sold Out)
July 14 – Toronto, ON – RBC Amphitheatre (w/ Angine de Poitrine)
July 15 – Essex Junction, VT – The Midway Lawn at Champlain Valley Expo
July 17 – Boston, MA – MGM Music Hall at Fenway (Sold Out)
July 18 – New Haven, CT – College Street Music Hall (Sold Out)
July 19 – Port Chester, NY – The Capitol Theatre (Sold Out)
July 21 – Indianapolis, IN – Everwise Amphitheater at White River State Park
July 23 – Chicago, IL – Radius (Sold Out)
July 24 – Chicago, IL – The Salt Shed (Outdoors) (Sold Out)
July 25 – Clarkston, MI – Pine Knob Music Theatre (Sold Out)
August 17 – Seoul, South Korea – Yes24 Live
August 19 – Shanghai, China – Red Rock Center
August 21 – Almaty, Kazakhstan – Park Live Almaty
August 22-23 – İstanbul, Turkey – Babylon Soundgarden
August 25 – London, UK – Eventim Apollo
August 26 – London, UK – Eventim Apollo
August 28 – Bristol, UK – Prospect Building (Sold Out)
August 29 – Newcastle, UK – O2 City Hall (Sold Out)
August 31 – Belfast, UK – Telegraph Building (Sold Out)
September 1 – Dublin, Ireland – 3Olympia (Sold Out)
September 2 – Dublin, Ireland – 3Olympia (Sold Out)
September 18 – Newport, KY – MegaCorp Pavilion (Outdoor)
September 19 – East Aurora, NY – Borderland Festival
September 20 – Richmond, VA – Iron Blossom Music Festival
September 24 – San Francisco, CA – Bill Graham Civic Auditorium
September 25 – Pomona, CA – Fox Theater (Sold Out)
September 28 – Los Angeles, CA – Hollywood Palladium (Sold Out)
September 29 – Los Angeles, CA – Hollywood Palladium (Sold Out)
September 30 – Del Mar, CA – The Sound (Sold Out)
October 2 – Las Vegas, NV – Fontainebleau Las Vegas
October 3 – Phoenix, AZ – Arizona Financial Theatre
October 4 – Albuquerque, NM – Revel (Sold Out)
October 6 – Austin, TX – Moody Amphitheater
October 7 – Dallas, TX – The Bomb Factory
October 9 – Nashville, TN – The Truth (Sold Out)
November 8 – Minneapolis, MN – The Armory (Sold Out)
November 9 – Madison, WI – The Sylvee (Sold Out)
November 10 – Milwaukee, WI – Landmark Credit Union Live (Sold Out)
November 12 – Pittsburgh, PA – Citizens Live at The Wylie (Sold Out)
November 13 – Charlotte, NC – The Fillmore Charlotte (Sold Out)
November 14 – Charlotte, NC – The Fillmore Charlotte (Sold Out)
November 16 – Orlando, FL – Hard Rock Live Orlando (Sold Out)
November 17 – Miami Beach, FL – The Fillmore
November 18 – Miami Beach, FL – The Fillmore
November 20 – Atlanta, GA – Coca-Cola Roxy
November 21 – Atlanta, GA – Coca-Cola Roxy (Sold Out)