Jack White will bring his Supply Chain Issues Tour to the Fillmore in New Orleans! Grab your tickets here.
Jack White is undoubtedly one of the greatest rockers of the 21st century. The rock icon is currently on a massive world tour titled The Supply Chain Issues Tour. He’s stopping in New Orleans for a performance on September 23rd at The Fillmore.
The Supply Chain Issues Tour
White’s latest world tour is in support of his fourth & fifth studio albums. Fear of the Dawn was released earlier this year, and his second album of 2022, Entering Heaven Alive, is set to release on July 22. Previously slated to conclude in August, White recently announced an extended line of tour dates spanning all the way into mid-October. Luckily for us, he included two dates in New Orleans.
Beginning back in April, the tour has already made headlines across the world, and not just for the music. During the tour’s first show in White’s hometown of Detroit, he proposed to his girlfriend Olivia Jean, who was opening the show with her group the Black Belles. The couple was married during the show’s encore by White’s business partner Ben Swank.
The Supply Chain Issues Tour has a massive spread of support acts. Over what will be a seven-month tour, 15 acts will rotate as White’s opener. The New Orleans shows will be supported by the Paranoyds, a gritty, garage-rock group from Southern California.
Jack White came to fame as the leader of the White Stripes, the Detroit-based garage punk duo he co-founded with Meg White – the ex-wife he often referred to as his sister. He’s lent his freewheeling guitar chops and conceptual rock brain to some of music’s biggest stars. Perhaps most popularly, he collaborated with Beyoncé on her 2016 album Lemonade.
White is an icon in the rock and roll world. This is a show you certainly don’t want to miss.
Doors: 7:00 PM | The Fillmore New Orleans | Fri. September 23rd, 2022
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