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August 14, 2024 1 min
Jimmy Eat World celebrating an Anniversary, Jack White has decided not to announce his tour dates until maybe the day of and Flea announces his FAV female rock singer. 
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Time to check in on the latest rock gossip with
Mel Taylor Rock News Jimmy.

Speaker 2 (00:05):
We're all there celebrating the twentieth anniversary of their four
album Futures. They put a little teaser trailer out yesterday.
I guess they're going to be putting out some cool things,
including an anniversary show October seventeenth in Arizona. This one,
it kind of made me laugh. Today, the always mysterious
Jack White is taking a very Jack White approach to
his upcoming No Name tour. He went on Instagram and

(00:27):
said he won't be announcing tour dates in advance and
will quote most likely be playing at small clubs, backyard feeds,
and a few festivals here and there to pay for expenses.
He added, shows will be announced as close to the
show date as possible. Some shows we won't even decide
to do until that morning. He released his latest album,
No Name, earlier this month. And if Flea's praising Chrissy Hines,

(00:50):
they're at a chilli Pepper's basis, shouted out the Pretender's
front woman in a Twitter post, writing that she is
the greatest female rock singer of all time. That's today
at your rock music Notes.
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