Jack White - Frozen Charlotte

Jack White keeps his foot on the fuzz pedal with Frozen Charlotte, a 2026 solo album that trades polish for the thrill of a band playing flat out in one room.

It is his seventh solo record and the follow-up to 2024's No Name, the raw blues-rock blast that reminded everyone how hard he can hit. This time White recorded at his own Third Man Studio in Nashville with drummer Patrick Keeler, bassist Dominic Davis and keyboard player Bobby Emmett, and you can hear the chemistry of a group that knows when to push.

Early singles "G.O.D. and the Broken Ribs" and "Derecho Demonico" open the record back to back, the latter built on an unorthodox guitar voicing and a spacey, scorching solo. "Dollar Bill", unveiled alongside the album announcement, keeps the pressure on, and the closing "Neighbors Blues" brings things home to the music that has always fed his writing.

Across 13 tracks the tones are thick, the riffs heavy and the grooves fat enough to fill any room. It is a guitar record first and foremost, rooted in 1970s heft but restless enough to keep twisting, and White sounds like he is having a ball.

For anyone who has followed him from the garage to the arena and back, this is another loud, gleeful chapter worth cranking.