Denver's live music scene is buzzing with the sudden announcement of Jack White's impromptu show, set to reel in fans at the intimate Bluebird Theatre. The Grammy winner, fresh from his days with The White Stripes, is set to feature his latest solo work, 'No Name,' in a tour that is anything but predictable. White's social media channels have become the go-to source for fans trying to catch wind of when and where he'll drop in next, with a vow to keep his tour dates close to his chest. "Shows will be announced as close to the show date as possible, some shows we won't even decide to do until that morning," White posted on Instagram, as reported by KDVR.
For those keen on snatching tickets to White's shows, a quick sign-up at Laylo is your golden ticket, this platform is spelling the end for traditional ticketing snafus, and remember, if you're trying to buy more than two tickets, think again, all purchases are capped at a pair per transaction, as detailed by The Denver Post. Ticket holders must also pick up in person and attendees are tasked with presenting matching IDs, ensuring the person who made the purchase is savoring the beats.
Ticket sales for White's gig opened sharply at 1 pm Monday, accommodating the financially frugal with student ticket prices dangling at the $25 mark as reported by Axios. These are not your run-of-the-mill tickets, they're non-transferable badges of honor for the 16-plus club only, so count any younger siblings out. White's style is to give a nod to locales with history, like his throwback in 2014 filming a music video at the Oxford Hotel's Cruise Room.
