Since its release in July, Jack’s sixth studio album, “No Name”, has been met with universal acclaim. The Guardian praised it as “dark, heavy, thrilling, beautiful,” while Variety lauded it as “the freshest and most exciting rock and roll album to come down the pike in years.”

Widely regarded as one of the most influential rock artists of the past two decades, White has achieved both commercial and critical success as a solo artist and with his bands The White Stripes, The Raconteurs, and The Dead Weather. His anthem “Seven Nation Army,” with over a billion streams on Spotify, is described by Paste magazine as “the world’s most recognizable song.”

White’s career highlights include 12 Grammy wins and 36 nominations. Three of his five solo albums have debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200. His 2012 album, Blunderbuss, received five Grammy nominations, including nods for “Album of the Year,” “Best Rock Album,” “Best Rock Song,” “Best Rock Performance,” and “Best Music Video.”

In addition to his recording career, White has become an influential figure in the music industry through his label, “Third Man Records”, which has played a pivotal role in reviving vinyl. The label encompasses record stores, a vinyl pressing plant, a recording studio, and a live venue, solidifying White’s reputation as an innovator and entrepreneur.

A headliner at the world’s largest festivals, including Coachella, Glastonbury, and Lollapalooza, White is known for captivating crowds of over 100,000 people while also performing smaller, intimate shows, offering fans a closer connection to one of rock’s legendary figures.

White’s first performance in Vietnam in 2022 thrilled a sold-out audience at Capital Theatre with a two-hour rock show. Following his headlining set at Clockenflap Festival in Hong Kong on Dec. 1, White will return to Capital Theatre for another unforgettable evening before the “No Name” tour heads to Australia.

Tickets for Jack White’s Capital Theatre show on Dec. 2 are available starting Oct. 30. See here for more information.