White Stripes Celebrate Their 20th Anniversary By Releasing Rare Debut Performance
A couple calling themselves the White Stripes appeared for the first time during open-mic night at a now-defunct Detroit club on Bastille Day 1997.
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10 Years Ago: White Stripes Get Back to Their Roots on 'Icky Thump,' Then Vanish
As with many bands who came before them, it seemed the White Stripes' long-awaited success simply created more pressure.
White Stripes Albums Ranked in Order of Awesomeness
The White Stripes helped make guitar-based rock make the transition from the nu metal Korn and Limp Bizkit. We’ve ranked all six of their albums in order of awesomeness.
Jack White Releases Rare Music from White Stripes and Reconteurs Through Vault Series
Every stop in Jack White's career thus far will be represented in the newest Vault package from Third Man Records.
White Stripes Condemn 'Illegal' Use of 'Seven Nation Army' in Pro-Donald Trump Video
A video that featured Donald Trump speaking as "Seven Nation Army" played caused Jack and Meg White to issue an anti-Trump statement.
The Day Jack and Meg White Got Married
Jack and Meg White were married on Sept. 21, 1996, and were divorced before the White Stripes became famous.
Listen to a Previously Unreleased White Stripes Song, 'City Lights,' From 'Acoustic Recordings'
Jack White is compiling nearly 20 years of acoustic work, including an unreleased song from the White Stripes.
White Stripes' 'Icky Thump' Spotlighted in DC's 'Justice League' Trailer
A trailer for 'Justice League' that uses the White Stripes' "Icky Thump" premiered at Comic-Con.
The White Stripes’ ‘Peel Sessions’ Will Be Released for the First Time Ever on Record Store Day
The White Stripes recorded the rare live sessions with BBC's John Peel in support of their 2001 breakthrough 'White Blood Cells.'
Watch the Entire History of Rock Reimagined as a Facebook Timeline
A U.K. design studio envisions more than 50 years of rock history as a Facebook timeline featuring archival footage of Elvis and the Beatles with comments from Dave Grohl, Jack White and more.