TN HJR0723

Tennessee General Assembly honors Jack White upon The White Stripes' 2025 induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, with Iggy Pop serving as inductor

The White Stripes, formed in Detroit in 1997 by Jack White and Meg White, earned six Grammy wins from eleven nominations, including Best Alternative Music Album for Elephant (2004) and Icky Thump (2007)

"Seven Nation Army" from the album Elephant won the Grammy for Best Rock Song and became a ubiquitous anthem at sporting events

The band disbanded in 2011; Jack White has since released six solo albums, won six additional Grammys, and operates Third Man Records with a Nashville location

Resolution recognizes Jack White as a proud Tennessean and acknowledges his contributions to popular music through The White Stripes' raw, blues-influenced rock sound