Fez — American rock musician Jack White is expected to perform in Casablanca, although the concert’s date, venue, and ticketing details have yet to be announced.
The anticipated performance would bring one of modern rock’s most recognizable guitarists to Morocco’s largest city.
White rose to international fame as one half of “The White Stripes,” the Detroit-born rock duo behind songs including “Seven Nation Army,” “Fell in Love with a Girl,” and “Icky Thump.”
Known for his raw guitar sound, energetic performances, and distinctive musical style, White has continued to explore garage rock, blues, and alternative music throughout his solo career.
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The musician released his seventh solo studio album, “Frozen Charlotte,” on July 10, through his independent label, Third Man Records.
The 13-track record includes “Dollar Bill,” “G.O.D. and the Broken Ribs,” and “Derecho Demonico,” continuing the guitar-driven sound that has defined much of his career.
White has spent 2026 touring internationally, with performances across Europe, North America, and other destinations.
His live shows frequently draw from both his solo discography and earlier projects, including “The White Stripes,” “The Raconteurs,” and “The Dead Weather.”
A Casablanca appearance would offer Moroccan rock audiences an opportunity to experience his music live.
While a date has not yet been confirmed, further information about the anticipated concert, including its location and ticket availability, remains forthcoming.
Fans can consult the musician’s official tour page for announcements.