Jack White is offering students discounted tickets to his upcoming UK and Ireland tour. Find out all the details below.
READ MORE: Jack White – ‘Frozen Charlotte’ review: cheeky classic rock meant for the stage.
The musician kicks off his UK and Ireland tour in support of ‘Frozen Charlotte’ at London’s Eventim Apollo on tonight (August 25). The gig is followed by shows in Bristol, Newcastle and Belfast and two nights at Dublin’s 3Olympia Theatre.
See the full list here and find any remaining tickets here.
Now, White has announced that a “limited number” of £20/€20 tickets will be available for students heading to the London or Ireland dates.
Only one ticket will be available per student ID, and more information is available on each venue’s website.
The tour comes in celebration of ‘Frozen Charlotte’, White’s seventh solo record. In a three-and-a-half-star review, NME wrote that it “may not rank among his classic work but it’s good fun”, adding: “It’s gonna really be something live, and it works to show that White doesn’t need to reinvent the wheel when he can give you one hell of a ride on his own.”.
Elsewhere, White recently brought out The Black Crowes’ Chris Robinson in Chicago for a cover of Free’s 1969 track ‘I’m A Mover’, and was joined by his daughter Scarlett in Brooklyn for three White Stripes songs.
Meanwhile, Jack White’s Third Man Records has announced a run of pop-up stores across the UK and Ireland. They’ll stock exclusive vinyl, limited edition merchandise, posters and books, as well as a series of homemade “bootleg” editions of his records.
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