Jack White’s first New York City shows of 2026 are almost here, and fans who missed out on the initial ticket sale still have a chance to get in.
The former White Stripes frontman will play two sold-out concerts at Brooklyn Paramount on July 11 and July 12 as part of his massive 2026 world tour spanning North America, Europe, the U.K., and Ireland.
How to get Jack White tickets
Although both shows are effectively sold out through primary ticket sales, fans can still find tickets on verified resale marketplaces such as Vivid Seats, which consistently offers the lowest resale prices.
Discount: First-time Vivid Seats customers can use code SYRACUSE20 for $20 off a $200+ ticket order.
Prices vary by pass tier and demand, but Vivid Seats’ Buyer Guarantee protects against counterfeit or invalid tickets, making it a safer option for fans purchasing after the presale and general sale.
Limited tickets may also be available via SeatGeek and StubHub. Get $5 off SeatGeek orders of $300+ with code TAKE5.
How much do Jack White tickets cost?
After comparing resale listings across ticket marketplaces, these were some of the cheapest tickets I found, including fees:
DateGABalconySaturday, July 11Starts at $174Starts at $380Sunday, July 12Starts at $141Starts at $300
Prices are noted at the time of publishing and are subject to change.
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Jack White Brooklyn Paramount mapVivid SeatsAre ticket resale marketplaces legit?
In today’s reality of live entertainment, where ticket queues stretch far beyond venue capacity, prices surge, and shows sell out in minutes, securing tickets can feel less like shopping and more like roulette.
When fans are left staring at a dreaded “sold out” screen, resale marketplaces often become the next best option. But with so many platforms promising secure transactions and verified tickets, it’s fair to ask: are resale marketplaces actually legit?
The short answer: yes — if you stick to the right ones.
Among the biggest players are Vivid Seats, SeatGeek, and StubHub, all of which operate as verified ticket resale platforms with built‑in buyer protections.
About Jack White
Jack White has won twelve Grammy Awards and was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a member of the White Stripes in 2025. Since the White Stripes’ breakup in 2011, he has sustained a successful solo career while overseeing Third Man Records.
He recently debuted two new songs, “Derecho Demonico” and “G.O.D. and the Broken Ribs,” through his Third Man Records imprint, and is reportedly set to release a new 13-song album, “Frozen Charlotte,” on July 10. The tracks are his first new recordings since the release of “No Name” in 2024. You can presave the album now on Apple Music (free trial).
Where else is Jack White playing?
Following his two-night stop at Brooklyn Paramount, Jack White will head to Toronto, Essex Junction, Boston, Indianapolis, Chicago, and Clarkston before starting his European leg.
July 14 — Toronto, ON — RBC Amphitheatre
July 15 — Essex Junction, VT — Champlain Valley Exposition
July 17 — Boston, MA — MGM Music Hall at Fenway
July 21 — Indianapolis, IN — Everwise Amphitheater at White River State Park
July 23 — Chicago, IL — Radius
July 24 — Chicago, IL — The Salt Shed
July 25 — Clarkston, MI — Pine Knob Music Theatre
Aug. 21 — Almaty, Kazakhstan — Park Live Almaty
Aug. 22 — Istanbul, Turkey — Babylon Soundgarden
Aug. 23 — Istanbul, Turkey — Babylon Soundgarden
Aug. 25 — London, UK — Eventim Apollo
Aug. 26 — London, UK — Eventim Apollo
Aug. 28 — Bristol, UK — The Prospect Building
Aug. 29 — Newcastle, UK — O2 City Hall
Aug. 31 — Belfast, UK — The Telegraph Building
Sept. 1 — Dublin, Ireland — 3Olympia Theatre
Sept. 2 — Dublin, Ireland — 3Olympia Theatre
Sept. 18 — Cincinnati, OH — MegaCorp Pavilion
Sept. 19 — East Aurora, NY — Borderland Festival
Sept. 20 — Richmond, VA — TBA
Sept. 24 — San Francisco, CA — Bill Graham Civic Auditorium
Sept. 25 — Pomona, CA — Fox Theater
Sept. 28 — Los Angeles, CA — Hollywood Palladium
Sept. 29 — Los Angeles, CA — Hollywood Palladium
Sept. 30 — Del Mar, CA — The Sound
Oct. 2 — Las Vegas, NV — Fontainebleau Las Vegas
Oct. 3 — Phoenix, AZ — Arizona Financial Theatre
Oct. 4 — Albuquerque, NM — Revel
Oct. 6 — Austin, TX — Moody Amphitheater
Oct. 7 — Dallas, TX — The Bomb Factory
Oct. 9 — Nashville, TN — The Truth
Nov. 8 — Minneapolis, MN — The Armory
Nov. 9 — Madison, WI — The Sylvee
Nov. 10 — Milwaukee, WI — Landmark Credit Union Live
Nov. 12 — Pittsburgh, PA — Citizens Live at The Wylie
Nov. 13 — Charlotte, NC — The Fillmore Charlotte
Nov. 14 — Charlotte, NC — The Fillmore Charlotte
Nov. 16 — Orlando, FL — Hard Rock Live Orlando
Nov. 17 — Miami Beach, FL — The Fillmore
Nov. 18 — Miami Beach, FL — The Fillmore
Nov. 20 — Atlanta, GA — Coca‑Cola Roxy
Nov. 21 — Atlanta, GA — Coca‑Cola Roxy