Jack White isn’t frequently joined by special guests in concert, but when he is, it tends to be memorable. During a tour stop at Chicago’s Radius on Thursday night, White brought out The Black Crowes’ Chris Robinson for a surprise on-stage collaboration.
Throughout his ongoing tour, Jack White has regularly worked obscure blues and rock deep cuts into his setlists, and he and Chris Robinson leaned into that tradition by covering “I’m a Mover,” a track from Free’s 1969 debut album, Tons of Sobs. Robinson took lead vocals for the performance as White accompanied him with some dirty guitar licks.
Tour and Album Update
Jack White’s North American tour, coming in support of his latest album Frozen Charlotte, runs through November.
The collaboration between Jack White and Chris Robinson is a memorable moment in White’s tour, which has been marked by unique performances and special guests. With the tour set to continue through November, fans can expect more exciting moments from White and his special guests.
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