I've seen this incredible artist in nearly incarnation he's been in...the White Stripes, Raconteurs, the Dead Weather, and twice solo. This was very likely my favorite show of them all. Something about his energy, he seemed overjoyed to be there with us, and this exquisite theatre...it just all came together to create a feeling of immersion and transcendence. I felt like I was in another era...with not one phone in sight. Wow...what a difference no-phones make! One of the greatest living artists alive and he was ON FIRE with his INCREDIBLE band! The audience was with him all the way, feeling off of each other throughout the night. Amazing and unforgettable. His new album is really benefited by seeing live. It was like the funkiest of funk combined with the top tier of rock n roll. Jack...THANK YOU!

Not like you don’t, but thank you for not holding back in Detroit! Meant something due to growing up, so to speak, with you and Mr David Bowie. And was born in Detroit. I guess thank you for being you.

Doubtful that Mr. White or anyone from his team will read this so this is specifically for fans only. I've been a fan of Jack and Meg for a very long time probably around their inception-ish like I guess a lot of fans proclaim. And I have always admired the expression. Okay all of the you know fawning fan stuff aside, I don't know if it was the concert or just the whole day but I reconnected with my husband and even though he's not the same fan of Jack White as I am he went out of his way to make sure that we could go. He took me to Niagara falls. It was just an amazing day. And I will always remember it. I think that was one of the most amazing concerts I've been to. I've been to a lot. But this time it was a meaningful experience. Because this time around I was with someone that I wanted to share that experience with. Anyway big fan. Really really really enjoyed the show. Thank you

I saw Jack last night at Budweiser stage in Toronto. One of the best concerts I have seen in a really long time. It so intimate. I could not take my eyes off of him. The band was so tight. Just incredible

Overall it was a heartfelt performance with a mix of newer, more challenging works and classic crowd pleasers ... the balance a good artist knows how to deliver to their audience. This performance appeared carefully crafted but also spontaneous in parts. There were an unusual number of guitar solos, played with tremendous energy. Like he's been unleashed after the pandemic and he and his band are playing their instruments to pieces. A marvelous sight, sound, and feeling. He definitely gets across that he loves his work. Great venue.

Just insanely good. Jack is an absolute FILTHY guitarist and we were impressed by his ability on the piano as well. Such a "gives what he gets" artist and the more we gave the more he just wailed on that guitar. And you have to expect hearing new material; that's how live shows go and how artists grow. He hit the plenty of favorites and the newer material we weren't as familiar with ROCKED and the instrumentation/interaction with the band was so fun to watch. The guy on drums was ridiculously talented. Jack is the best guitarist I have ever seen live and would for sure be on my Mt. Rushmore of greatest of all time; just nobody does it like him. He took Prince's advice well: "Don't ever let anyone tell you how to play your guitar, Jack." Will see him again for sure next time he is near here; we were so amped afterwards it made going to sleep and getting up for work today very difficult! Thanks for coming Jack; you guys riled up 'Nap town on a Wednesday like I've never seen!