The Dead Weather Tickets – The Dead Weather Reveals North American Tour Dates

The Dead Weather—the band formed by Jack White of the White Stripes featuring Queens of the Stone Age’s Dean Fertita, the Kills’ Alison Mosshart and White’s Raconteurs bandmate Jack Lawrence—released their latest album Sea of Cowards on May 11 and Pollstar.com reports that the act will embark on a tour this July. The Dead Weather will launch their tour from Washington, D.C. with a gig at 9:30 Club in July and will continue on to cities like Boston, Toronto, Denver, San Diego, Los Angeles, San Francisco and more before performing their last show in Brooklyn on Aug. 3. <a href=”http://www.stubhub.com/”>StubHub.com</a> has <a href=”http://www.stubhub.com/the-dead-weather-tickets/”>the Dead Weather tickets</a> so fans will want to get them soon!

The same day that The Dead Weather announced their upcoming trek (May 3), the band performed their sophomore album Sea of Cowards in its entirety at Third Man Records (the label founded by Jack White). The performance was streamed via MySpace in the days after the show, and Consequence of Sound reports that White hinted that it will be released as a vinyl in the future. Sea of Cowards follows two albums White released with the Raconteurs, and the busy musician also recently produced a single by the London-bred folk duo Smoke Fairies as well as an album by Wanda Jackson, the 72-year-old former girlfriend of Elvis Presley.

White also entered the studio with his wife Karen Elson to work on her album The Ghost Who Walks, and the British model-turned-singer admitted to BBC 6 Music that the experience was a “daunting” one. “Jack is who Jack is, and I was very nervous to even play him my songs at first. Jack would overhear me over the course of a year and wouldn’t tell me. Eventually he said, ‘Play me the songs, we’re going into the studio tomorrow,’” Elson recalled. White’s Third Man Records will release The Ghost Who Walks not longer after Sea of Cowards on May 25.

Sea of Cowards is the Dead Weather’s follow-up to the last July’s Horehound, although Jack White released a box set of his 2007 Canadian tour with his other band, the White Stripes, called Under the Great White Northern Lights to tide fans over before the release of Sea of Cowards. Horehound was the result of an impromptu jam session which resulted in four songs and eventually an entire album’s worth of material, and the band continues on its blues-rock trajectory with Sea of Cowards.

Comparing Sea of Cowards to its predecessor, Spin Magazine writes that it is “more thunderously experimental—all sludgy bass and think arena riffs, uptempo and cocky, as White and Mosshart slap at each other with a sinister intensity.” The album features the guitar-heavy opener “Blue Blood Blues” and “Gasoline,” the band’s latest single. Following their April 18 performance at the Coachella Music Festival on July 18, the Dead Weather streamed “Gasoline” on their official site.  In addition to performing new tracks like “Blue Blood Blues” and “Gasoline” on tour in North America, the Dead Weather will showcase new tunes across the pond when they perform at the U.K.’s Glastonbury Festival this summer.

The Dead Weather might not be the only Jack White project performing at Glastonbury, however, as NME.com reports that the lauded guitarists has hinted that he may resurrect the three-years-dormant White Stripes for the show. Speaking about reuniting with Meg White (who was rumored to be his sister but was actually his wife—he took her last name when they wed—for the record), Jack said, “I would like to. I don’t think her anxiety exists any more but I don’t know. She was there when we were rehearsing for the Dead Weather. She’s still involved and everything. But we’ve never sat down and gone: ‘OK, so don’t forget to block out three months …’ Although we never did that, even in the thick of the craziness of The White Stripes.” The former bandmates are so close that Meg wed guitarist Jackson Smith (son of Patti Smith and late Fred “Sonic” Smith of the MC5) in Jack’s garden in 2009!

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