Jack White Announces UK and Ireland Tour with Belfast Telegraph Building Date
Rock icon Jack White has announced a major 2026 headline tour that includes a string of UK and Ireland dates, with Belfast's Telegraph Building among the confirmed venues. Ticket presales began on Monday, April 13, with general sale opening on Friday, April 17.
The tour announcement follows the release of two new singles — "Derecho Demónico" and "G.O.D. and the Broken Ribs" — White's first new music since his 2024 album No Name, which earned a Grammy nomination for Best Rock Album.
UK and Ireland Dates Confirmed
The UK and Ireland leg of the tour is concentrated in late August and early September, with White set to play two nights at the Eventim Apollo in London on August 25 and 26, followed by Bristol's Prospect Building on August 28 and Newcastle's O2 City Hall on August 29.
He will then cross to Northern Ireland for a show at Belfast's Telegraph Building on August 31, before wrapping up with two nights at Dublin's 3Olympia Theatre on September 1 and 2.
New Music and Coachella Appearance
White debuted the new tracks during his sixth appearance on Saturday Night Live and performed them on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, where he also recited an original poem. He made a surprise appearance at Coachella on April 11, performing in the Mojave Tent to a rapturous reception.
The tour is expected to feature extended setlists drawing on White's extensive back catalogue, spanning his work with The White Stripes, The Raconteurs, The Dead Weather, and his solo career.
Belfast Excitement
The Belfast date at the Telegraph Building — a striking venue in the heart of the city — is expected to sell out rapidly. Belfast has been designated a UNESCO City of Music, and major international artists have increasingly included the city on their touring schedules.
Vault presales for the North American, UK, and Ireland dates opened at 10am local time on Monday, with artist presales following at noon. General sale tickets go on sale Friday, April 17, at 10am local time.
