
Rock fans in South Africa are in for a major treat, with international rock icon Jack White set to perform in the country for the first time.
The 12-time Grammy Award winner will bring his acclaimed live show to Johannesburg and Cape Town in December 2026.
Jack White is finally coming to South Africa
For South African rock fans, the concerts mark a long-awaited opportunity to experience one of the genre’s most distinctive performers live on local soil.
White has built an influential career as a musician, songwriter, producer and multi-instrumentalist, earning 12 Grammy Awards along the way.
His career has seen him perform with some of rock’s most celebrated groups, including The White Stripes, The Raconteurs and The Dead Weather, before establishing himself as a successful solo artist.
How much are Jack White tickets in South Africa?
For fans hoping to catch the rock star live, ticket prices will vary depending on the city.
Johannesburg: Jack White will perform at The Old Park Station on Friday, December 11, 2026.
- Tickets start from R1,695
- A R35 booking fee is excluded from the advertised ticket price
- Gates open at 5.00pm
- The concert starts at 7.00 pm
- The event ends at 11.00pm
Cape Town: White will then head to Kirstenbosch Botanical Garden on Monday, December 14, 2026.
- Tickets start from R1,295
- Doors open at 6.00pm
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The opening acts for both shows are still to be announced.
What can fans expect from the shows?
White is renowned for his energetic performances, raw guitar playing and unmistakable vocals, with his concerts often reflecting his uncompromising approach to rock music.
His South African setlists are expected to draw from his extensive career, including music from his various bands as well as his solo catalogue.
Fans can also expect material from his latest album, “Frozen Charlotte”, as White brings his celebrated live performance to two of South Africa’s most iconic concert settings.
Jack White will perform in Johannesburg on December 11 and Cape Town on December 14, 2026.