Jack White Says The White Stripes Will Likely Never Reunite
The White Stripes were a band both wildly popular and occasionally musically polarizing that produced six studio albums and toured all over the world. Even before breaking up, band lead Jack White pursued several side projects, including The Dead Weather and The Raconteurs. Post the White Stripes official “calling it quits” press release in 2011, White has been touring solo, under his own moniker. The solo tour and the official break-up were enough to make fans understand The White Stripes were no longer simply on hiatus, but for anyone who still had a bit of hope in their back pockets, White is ready and willing to shoot those hopes down.
Recently, the “Love Interruption” singer gave an interview with Dutch news station, Nieuwsuurr, where he spoke out about the status of The White Stripes, with little hope for a reunion.
Despite the possibility of a White Stripes reunion being dashed, the 36-year-old musician says he continues to be serious about his craft, even avoiding vacations and having a family to dedicate himself to his music. To the musician, using the word "artist" to describe himself is a dangerous term.
You can check out Jack White’s fist solo endeavor, Blunderbuss in stores, today.
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