Jack White is in a giving mood, surprise-releasing a new live EP and revealing a new initiative to offer college students $20 tickets to all his No Name tour gigs. No Name Live features five songs taken from shows White played last year in Denver,

Yesterday, he announced via Instagram that there would be a limited number of $20 student tickets available for every stop on the No Name tour. The tickets will be available in-person at the box office day of and given out on a first-come,

The "No Name Live EP" is available on all streaming services and comes after the surprise release of "No Name" last July. White originally did a surprise release at Third Man Records locations before eventually releasing it to the public two weeks later at the start of August.

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.

Currently on a North American tour, Jack White has called out "entitled" fans for demanding longer live shows from the songwriter: "It's not a Marvel movie."

Jack White addressed criticisms over his set length in February 2025, suggesting fans may have forgotten what a 'real rock' show is like.

Jack White has released a new EP called No Name Live.The set includes live versions of five songs off the "Seven Nation Army" rocker's latest solo album, No Nam