Scarlett White joined her dad in playing “Cannon,” a fan favorite track from the White Stripes’ 1999 self-titled debut album.

Jack White’s 20-year-old daughter joins him in live performance of White Stripes classics

Scarlett White joined her dad in playing “Cannon,” a fan favorite track from the White Stripes’ 1999 self-titled debut album.

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July 14, 2026 11:21 p.m. ET

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- Scarlett White joined her dad, White Stripes rocker Jack White, on stage for a performance of two of the band’s songs.

- The performance took place at the Brooklyn Paramount in New York City on Saturday.

- Jack shares 20-year-old Scarlett with ex-wife Karen Elson.

Scarlett White got it from her dad.

The 20-year-old joined her dad, rocker and White Stripes frontman Jack White, on stage for a performance of several classic songs from his catalog. The performance took place at New York City’s Brooklyn Paramount on Saturday.

White shared a video on social media of their performance of “Cannon,” a fan-favorite track from the White Stripes’ self-titled debut album, which is five years older than the musician’s eldest.

“Cannon featuring Scarlett White. Brooklyn. Paramount. 11 July 2026,” he wrote, tagging David James Swanson, who is currently on tour photographing and capturing video of White’s performances around the world. The musician then directed fans to his website for more videos.

In the video, the rocker struts around in stage dressed in all black with slick white boots, jamming on his guitar. Scarlett, meanwhile, keeps a steady gaze while plucking away at her bass.

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White’s fellow indie-rock star Chan Marshall, who performs under the name Cat Power, commented “🏆🏆🏆.” Chad Ubovich, the lead singer and guitarist in the garage rock band Meatbodies, joked, “Wow, she needs a full time gig.”

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In addition to “Cannon,” a staggering blues-rock track that interpolates the gospel classic “John the Revelator,” father and daughter also played the song “Black Math” from the White Stripes’ Grammy-winning fourth album, *Elephant*.

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Scarlett was born to Jack and the musician’s second wife, model Karen Elson, in 2006. The former couple also share Henry Lee White, who was born a year later.

This isn’t the first time Scarlett has joined her dad on stage for a jam session. During a New York City stop of his No Name Tour in 2025, White called on Scarlett to join his band for the encore. Rather than diving into his back-catalog and dusting off a deep cut, father and daughter played a newer track — “Archbishop Harold Holmes,” off his 2024 album *No Name*.

The video that followed starred John C. Reilly in a sanatorium having deluded dreams of himself as an impassioned priest sermonizing to his flock.

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