Jack White speaks his mind inside and outside of the recording booth. The “ Bless Yourself ” musician’s fiery commentary isn’t just reserved for other public figures.

"The Beatles and Ramones played 30 minute (ish) sets, and If I could, I would do the same at this moment in my performing life," White said in a post shared to Instagram.

Generally speaking, when a musician starts calling their fans ‘entitled’ on social media, it’s usually something of a red flag; a sign that they’re throwing their toys out of the pram over something as egregious as being expected to turn up to their own gigs on time or actually play their most popular songs.

“For every stop on the No Name Tour, a limited number of student tickets will be available to purchase in-person only at each venue’s box office on show day,” he wrote. “These tickets will be sold on a first come, first served basis with a valid student ID (1 ticket per student ID).”

White revealed that students will be able to purchase $20 tickets at all upcoming dates on his ongoing No Name Tour. "A limited number

Jack White has released a new live EP and revealed a new initiative to offer college students $20 tickets to his upcoming concerts.

The east-end club History hosted the first of his three dates here; he plays the grand old Massey Hall on Friday and Saturday. And while he may be foregoing the kaleidoscopic video projections of past gigs, White is as energetic as ever as he approaches his 50th birthday.

Jack White is on the road in support of his excellent 2024 live album No Name, and having just completed a three-night stand in Toronto, White has released a No Name Live EP.

Jack White is celebrating the start of his 2025 No Name Tour with the all-new No Name Live EP, available now. The EP is a 5-song collection of live tracks taken from White’s 2024 edition of the tour.