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Check Out 1,000 People Playing "Seven Nation Army" By The White Stripes

It’s pretty epic to see 1,000 musicians play a song. Even better when it’s from the White Stripes, a rock duo that although broken up still has a lot of love around here. “Seven Nation Army” (so named because as a child Jack White called the Salvation Army the Seven Nation Army) has a James Bond-like riff and has become a sports anthem to those far and wide. The video was recorded in Cesena, Italy a few days ago and was part of the Rockin’ 1000 live performance in front of an audience of 15,...

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Jack White To Release Live Tracks Recorded In Detroit From The 90s

Around the corner and down the way from the Cass Corridor-ish Daily Detroit blogquarters is a building with a unique facade. It has a triangular bit over the door, and if walls could talk, it would have decades of stories. I’m talking about a bar that is no more – it is one that probably few have ever heard of, but was important in the development of the Detroit music scene. The Gold Dollar. Let’s allow “Music USA: A Rough Guide” to lay out the description of the most modern incarnation, l...

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Jack White's Third Man Records will open a vinyl record pressing plant in Detroit

Stashed behind the new Third Man Records in Detroit, like an awesome find in at the back of a crate of 45s, will be a vinyl record pressing plant. The Detroit native musician will open the first vinyl record pressing plant in Detroit since Archer Record Pressing started up in 1965. The plant behind 441 West Canfield won’t be operational on Friday, but the plan is to eventually have eight presses going according to Pitchfork. While the manufacturing arm definitely means that Third Man wi...

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Jack White Buys Building In Detroit, Will Open Branch Of Third Man Records

More big moves related to music and development in Motown. Jack White’s Third Man Records is now going to neighbor to the Shinola store, occupying the space currently held by Willy’s Detroit. Shinola Founder, Tom Kartsotis, partnered with Detroit native Jack White to purchase the building that currently houses the Shinola Flagship store at 441 W. Canfield in the Midtown/Cass Corridor area. The area has seen a retail resurgence as a true shopping district as of late. The deal marks new expans...

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