tickets for these shows are $37.50 and $80. if you factor in how many songs they have and even their few covers, you're still paying multiple dollars per song. i cannot fathom how anyone would pull the trigger on this.

You fail to take into consideration that Jack White is a music-making machine. He may have another hundred or so by the time that show rolls around.

But yeah, it is something of a risk if you look at it like that.

Doesn't seem so bad to me. I mean, New Years Eve is so overrated anyway. There are only so many options. You can either:

A) Sit at home watching Dick Clark's Rockin NYE.
B) Go to a NYE party if a friend has one
C) Pay over $100 for one of those hotel dinner/open bar deals with an 80's cover band
D) Sit at a bar
E) Go to a concert with friends


The best NYE I've had in a long time was when I paid about $20 to go see The Drive By Truckers with a bunch of friends.


$37.50 isn't so bad considering the options especially if you've got a good group of friends going.

i should've pointed out that $37.50 is for the 30th and $80 is for the 31st.

80$ is decent -- if Jack White has the band play "Me so horny".

'Oh. They think they're so cool, playing "Crazy" by Gnarls Barkley.'

They need to play some booty-bass, fuckers. Forget that indie-hop nonsense.

they played teenage kicks when I saw them in atlanta...

then they wanked out blue veins for 20 minutes or so.

good show, but I'm glad it was free.

I quite enjoyed them when I saw them live.