Just when you thought your summer playlist was full, Jack White kicks the door in with a bucket of ice water. The Rock and Roll Hall of Famer has officially announced his seventh studio album, Frozen Charlotte, arriving via Third Man Records on Friday, July 10, 2026. To hold fans over until release day, White has already unleashed the album’s lead single, “Dollar Bill,” available now on all streaming services.

A Chilling New Chapter

Produced entirely by White himself, Frozen Charlotte is his first new full-length since 2024’s GRAMMY-nominated No Name — the album that gifted us the back-to-back #1 radio singles “That’s How I’m Feeling” and “Archbishop Harold Holmes.” The new record will also feature the previously released firecrackers “Derecho Demonico” and “G.O.D. and the Broken Ribs,” both of which White and his longtime band scorched during his sixth career appearance on Saturday Night Live earlier this year.

True to Third Man form, the vinyl options are borderline collector-bait: standard black vinyl, a Third Man Records-exclusive “Zug Island Blue,” a limited-edition “Chrome” pressing available on tour and via the webstore, and an “Ice Blue” edition for independent record stores. CD and cassette editions round it out. Pre-orders and pre-saves are live now.

The Rollout Was Hiding in Plain Sight

If you tuned into Third Man Records’ recently launched Release Lab — a free, two-part behind-the-scenes online series demystifying the album release process — congratulations, you were being teased. Eagle-eyed fans caught glitching album artwork, allusions to the mysterious “Frozen Charlatan” character, and even the first audio snippet of “Dollar Bill” buried in the broadcast.

The 2026 World Tour Rolls On

White’s massive 2026 world headline tour is already blazing through Europe, with sold-out two-night stands at Paris’s L’Olympia (June 13-14) and Brussels’s Ancienne Belgique (June 16-17) already in the books. The North American leg launches July 10 with a sold-out night at Washington, DC’s The Anthem — the same day Frozen Charlotte hits shelves — and rolls through November 21 with a two-night finale at Atlanta’s Coca-Cola Roxy.

Highlights include two-night runs in Brooklyn, Los Angeles, Chicago, Charlotte, and Miami Beach, plus top-billed festival slots at New York’s Borderland Festival (September 19) and Virginia’s Iron Blossom Music Festival (September 20). White will also cross into Asia for eagerly awaited shows in Seoul, Shanghai, Istanbul, and Almaty, Kazakhstan. Special guests Angine de Poitrine open the July 14 Toronto date at RBC Amphitheatre.

Backing White on the road are longtime collaborators Patrick Keeler (drums), Dominic Davis (bass), and Bobby Emmett (keys). Full tour details and remaining tickets are at jackwhiteiii.com/tour-dates.

Stream Jack White Now

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Mark your calendars for July 10 — Frozen Charlotte is coming, and if history is any indication, it’s not going to thaw quietly.