The White Stripes are suing former president Donald Trump for featuring their acclaimed track “Seven Nation Army” in a video on social media, which they allege was used without their permission last ...

Recent incorrect attempts to reveal the White Stripes star’s whereabouts reflect how much we’re still obsessed with the one-of-a-kind drummer ...

Rock band The White Stripes has joined the growing chorus of musicians suing Donald Trump’s presidential campaign for using their music without permission. The Grammy-winning song “Seven Nation Army” ...

According to new reports, members of the rock band The White Stripes have formally withdrawn their lawsuit against Donald Trump. Back in September, Meg White and Jack White opted to sue Trump, as well ...

The band's lawyers say that any connection to the former president is "offensive" because they "vehemently oppose" his bid for another term. By Bill Donahue The White Stripes have filed a copyright ...

In the 2000s, the White Stripes were to rock music what Usain Bolt is to Olympic sprinting. From 1999 to 2007, the rock two-piece put out six albums, growing from a more garage or lo-fi sound to ...

In a more fantastical universe than our own, the 2025 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony at L.A.'s Peacock Theater would have featured Jack White and Meg White coming together as the White ...

The White Stripes have dropped their lawsuit against President-elect Donald Trump and his campaign after the musical duo sued him for the unauthorized use of their song "Seven Nation Army" two months ...

The Trump campaign just lost yet another song from their shrinking catalog. On Monday, musician Jack White announced that he was suing Donald Trump, his campaign, and Trump’s deputy director of ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Two copies of the White Stripes' rare, hand-painted 1998 single "Lafayette Blues," discovered in 2026. We don't know much about ...

The White Stripes’ massive commercial success may be built on the rawest of raw materials—overbearing fuzz, elemental percussion, heady doses of Led Zep pomp and stomp—but Jack and Meg White couldn’t ...