When Jack White performed as musical guest on Saturday Night Live this April, during which he live debuted two new songs — the two-pack of “G.O.D. And The Broken Ribs / Derecho Demonico” — there was no buzz of a new project on the way. Even when he was added to Coachella’s 2026 weekend one lineup as a surprise performer, during which he played these two songs again, there was no mention of a new album. Instead, there was just a subtle nod by way of a lifesize statue — a casually-posed body in white wide leg pants and a shirt with an oversized blue skull for a head.
This figure ultimately became the album art for White’s seventh solo album, Frozen Charlotte, that arrived July 10 on White’s Third Man Records. All six of White’s solo albums so far have debuted on the Billboard 200, with all but the loosely-marketed No Name entering the chart’s top 10. His first three — Blunderbuss, Lazaretto and Boarding House Reach — all debuted at No. 1.
Meanwhile, “G.O.D.” debuted at No. 2 on both the now-defunct Rock Digital Song Sales and Alternative Digital Song Sales charts — blocked from the top spot by Tame Impala and JENNIE’s “Dracula” remix. On the all-genre Digital Song Sales chart, it reached a No. 21 peak.
White is currently on tour, which kicked off July 10 in Washington, D.C. and extends through Nov. 21 when the trek wraps in Atlanta. Since he’s known to never play the same setlist twice — and to always include hits across his various projects including The White Stripes, The Raconteurs or The Dead Weather — the 13 new tracks courtesy of Frozen Charlotte‘s 13 will surely help White continue to switch it up every night.
In celebration of his seventh solo album, Billboard ranked all 25 of White’s solo singles below.
