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An Indie Exclusive solid blue vinyl pressing of Frozen Charlotte, Jack White's 2026 seventh solo album, made with his touring band at Third Man in Nashville.
The independent record store edition, pressed on solid blue vinyl by Third Man. It's White's seventh solo album, cut at his own Nashville studio with his road band, and NME reckons it's "gonna really be something live."
Jack White has never been the type to sit still for long, and Frozen Charlotte, his seventh solo album, came out in July 2026, barely two years after No Name had everybody shouting about guitars again. He announced it the Jack White way, with a cryptic two-part online series from Third Man full of glitching images and hints about a "Frozen Charlatan," then dropped the first single, "Dollar Bill," after debuting "Derecho Demonico" and "G.O.D. and the Broken Ribs" on Saturday Night Live.
White produced it himself at Third Man Studio in Nashville, backed by the band he tours with: Patrick Keeler on drums, Dominic Davis on bass and Bobby Emmett on keys. The result is blues-rooted rock and roll with the amps up and the grin showing, from the opener "G.O.D. and the Broken Ribs" through "There's Nobody There," "Raising the Grain" and "Making Contact." NME called it "cheeky classic rock meant for the stage" and noted that White "doesn't need to reinvent the wheel when he can give you one hell of a ride." If No Name had you reaching for the volume knob, this LP picks up exactly where it left off.
"White doesn't need to reinvent the wheel when he can give you one hell of a ride on his own."
NME
On Third Man Records (cat# TMR1062LP-C1), first out in 2026.