The White Stripes

Elephant The White Stripes

Jack Whites' most famous electric guitar riff (no, actually no bass!) burned itself into the auditory canals of all ages, not least during the 2006 and 2008 soccer World Cups. "Seven Nation Army" first developed into the unofficial anthem, in 2008 in Germany it became the official song and is still a classic in the stadiums today. But at this point it is quite clear: The White Stripes are more than that! Garage and blues rock at its best, impressively played only as a duo by Jack and Meg White. "Elephant", their fourth studio album, sold over 4 million copies to date, went triple platinum as well as a Grammy, and was critically acclaimed worldwide. Honest, lusty rock, big songs like "I Just Don't Know What to Do with Myself," "The Hardest Button to Button," "There's No Home for You Here" or the seven-minute jam "Ball and Biscuit" - this masterpiece fills the room!

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