Jack White’s Sold-Out Pine Knob Concert to Stream Live on Nugs
Jack White is extending his Detroit-area homecoming beyond Michigan with an exclusive livestream of his sold-out Pine Knob Music Theatre concert on Saturday, July 25. The performance marks White’s first headlining appearance at the Clarkston amphitheater, allowing fans unable to attend the milestone show to watch it live through nugs.
Nugs currently lists the livestream for 7 p.m. ET, with replay viewing also expected to be available following the broadcast. The concert arrives two weeks after the release of White’s seventh solo album, Frozen Charlotte, placing his latest material at the center of one of the most significant hometown stops on his 2026 world tour.
How to Watch Jack White’s Pine Knob Livestream
Access to the Pine Knob livestream is included with a nugs membership. Through August 15, new and eligible returning subscribers can receive three months of the service for $5 per month, reduced from its usual monthly price of $14.99. Although a replay has been announced, an expiration date for on-demand viewing has not been specified.
Beyond Saturday’s broadcast, the platform’s Jack White archive includes more than 200 official solo concert recordings and over 70 performances from The White Stripes, alongside additional material from The Raconteurs and The Dead Weather. That catalog gives the stream added value for viewers interested in tracing how White’s live arrangements and setlists have changed across different phases of his career.
The Pine Knob date has also been expanded into a larger Third Man Records homecoming event. Easy Action and Prostitute will open on the main stage, while Detroit artists TY and Dori are scheduled to perform on a separate Third Man-curated stage. The venue parking lot opens at 2:30 p.m., gates open at 5 p.m., and music on the Third Man Stage begins at approximately 5:20 p.m. A mobile Rolling Record Store will also be stationed on-site.
The in-person concert is being presented as a phone-free performance, making the nugs broadcast the primary authorized option for audiences hoping to experience the show remotely in real time.
White will perform alongside drummer Patrick Keeler, bassist Dominic Davis, and keyboardist Bobby Emmett—the same band that helped shape Frozen Charlotte following their recent run of live performances. Released July 10 through Third Man Records, the 13-track album includes “Dollar Bill,” “G.O.D. and the Broken Ribs,” and “Derecho Demonico.”
