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It’s been a characteristically restless year for Jack White. Between dropping new music, delivering a blistering return to Saturday Night Live with Jack Black (making it to the five-timer’s club), and calling out President Donald Trump over U.S. military involvement in Iran, the Detroit-born musician has stayed as outspoken as he is prolific. Now, he’s taking that energy back on the road, with a sprawling 2026 tour that includes a two-night stop at the Fillmore Miami Beach on November 17 and 18.
White’s last visit to the Magic City came in September 2022, when he brought his high-voltage live show to the James L. Knight Center alongside indie icon, and Miami resident, Cat Power. This time around, he returns with fresh material in tow, including the recently released singles “G.O.D. and the Broken Ribs” and “Derecho Demonico,” both out via Third Man Records.
The upcoming tour follows a major run of activity for White, including his sixth solo album No Name (2024), which earned a Grammy nomination for Best Rock Album, and the release of his literary collection Jack White Collected Lyrics and Selected Writing Volume 1. Still, it’s onstage where White’s reputation remains untouchable, a place where his catalog, from the raw urgency of the White Stripes to his genre-hopping solo work, transforms into something volatile and immediate.
For Miami, a market more often dominated by Latin pop, hip-hop, and electronic music, White’s two-night stand feels like a deliberate play — a reminder that guitar-driven rock can still command attention in a city built on rhythm and reinvention. And with multiple cities on this tour getting the double-date treatment, Miami’s inclusion signals strong demand.
Tickets go on sale Friday, April 17 at 10 a.m. via Ticketmaster, with presales beginning earlier that week.
Jack White — 2026 Tour Dates
Friday, July 10 – Washington, DC, USA
Saturday, July 11 – Brooklyn, NY, USA
Sunday, July 12 – Brooklyn, NY, USA
Tuesday, July 14 – Toronto, ON, Canada
Wednesday, July 15 – Essex Junction, VT, USA
Friday, July 17 – Boston, MA, USA
Tuesday, July 21 – Indianapolis, IN, USA
Thursday, July 23 – Chicago, IL, USA
Friday, July 24 – Chicago, IL, USA
Saturday, July 25 – Clarkston, MI, USA
Wednesday, August 25 – London, UK
Thursday, August 26 – London, UK
Saturday, August 28 – Bristol, UK
Sunday, August 29 – Newcastle, UK
Tuesday, August 31 – Belfast, Northern Ireland
Wednesday, September 1 – Dublin, Ireland
Thursday, September 2 – Dublin, Ireland
Saturday, September 18 – Cincinnati, OH, USA
Sunday, September 19 – East Aurora, NY, USA
Monday, September 20 – Richmond, VA, USA
Friday, September 24 – San Francisco, CA, USA
Saturday, September 25 – Pomona, CA, USA
Tuesday, September 28 – Los Angeles, CA, USA
Wednesday, September 29 – Los Angeles, CA, USA
Thursday, September 30 – Del Mar, CA, USA
Saturday, October 2 – Las Vegas, NV, USA
Sunday, October 3 – Phoenix, AZ, USA
Monday, October 4 – Albuquerque, NM, USA
Wednesday, October 6 – Austin, TX, USA
Thursday, October 7 – Dallas, TX, USA
Saturday, October 9 – Nashville, TN, USA
Monday, November 8 – Minneapolis, MN, USA
Tuesday, November 9 – Madison, WI, USA
Wednesday, November 10 – Milwaukee, WI, USA
Friday, November 12 – Pittsburgh, PA, USA
Saturday, November 13 – Charlotte, NC, USA
Sunday, November 14 – Charlotte, NC, USA
Tuesday, November 16 – Orlando, FL, USA
Wednesday, November 17 – Miami Beach, FL, USA
Thursday, November 18 – Miami Beach, FL, USA
Saturday, November 20 – Atlanta, GA, USA
Sunday, November 21 – Atlanta, GA, USA
Jack White. 8 p.m. November 17 and 18, at Fillmore Miami Beach at Jackie Gleason Theater, 1700 Washington Ave, Miami Beach; tickets on sale April 17 at 10 a.m. via Ticketmaster.
