Earlier this week, Jack White was announced as a surprise addition the 2026 Coachella lineup. And the rock icon has no plans of slowing down.

The musician has massively extended his ongoing 2026 tour, adding dates in both Europe and North America through the rest of the year.

"Jack White adds headline tour dates in North America, the UK, and Ireland," The White Stripes frontman's Instagram account announced on Wednesday (April 9).

Official show openers have not yet been announced, though Angine de Poitrine will support the Toronto show. Of course, next up is White's Coachella set on Saturday during Weekend 1, when he will take the stage at the Mojave Tent.

The Rock & Roll Hall of Famer is slated to return to the popular music festival for the first time since his headlining set in 2015, with The White Stripes first playing Coachella back in 2003.

His surprise set follows a dual release of new singles, "G.O.D. and the Broken Ribs," and "Derecho Demonico." The rocker performed both songs last week on Saturday Night Live and The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.

Tickets go on sale to the general public on April 17. Here are the full tour dates:

April 11: Indio, CA
May 30: Sigulda, Latvia
June 4-6: Aarhus, Denmark
June 12-14: Hilvarenbeek, Netherlands
June 18: Lyon, France
June 19: Camaiore, Italy
June 21: Lignano Sabbiadoro, Italy
June 22-24: Zagreb, Croatia
July 10: Washington, DC
July 11 Brooklyn, NY
July 12 Brooklyn, NY
July 14 Toronto, Ontario
July 15 Essex Junction, VT
July 17 Boston, MA
July 21 Indianapolis, IN
July 23 Chicago, IL
July 24 Chicago, IL
July 25 Clarkston, MI
August 21 Almaty, Kazakhstan
August 22-23: İstanbul, Turkey
August 25-26: London, England
August 28: Bristol, England
August 29: Newcastle, England
August 31: Belfast, Northern Ireland
September 1-2: Dublin, Ireland
September 18: Cincinnati, OH
September 19: East Aurora, NY
September 20 Richmond, VA - TBA
September 24: San Francisco, CA
September 25: Pomona, CA
September 28-29: Los Angeles, CA
September 30: Del Mar, CA
October 2: Las Vegas, NV
October 3: Phoenix, AZ
October 4: Albuquerque, NM
October 6: Austin, TX
October 7: Dallas, TX
October 9: Nashville, TN
November 8: Minneapolis, MN
November 9: Madison, WI
November 10: Milwaukee, WI
November 12: Pittsburgh, PA
November 13-14: Charlotte, NC
November 16: Orlando, FL
November 17-18: Miami Beach, FL
November 20-21: Atlanta, GA

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