Jack White Brings Out Rocker Daughter Scarlett, 18, to Encore with Dad During New York City Concert

Jack White brought out a special guest for his Irving Plaza concert.

During his No Name Tour show on Monday, Feb. 10, the guitarist brought out his daughter Scarlett to play bass with his band in the encore. In a fan video shared online, Scarlett, 18, could be seen joining the band onstage. Her dad also later included her in an Instagram carousel from the show.

Jack, 49, introduced Scarlett before performing the 2024 song "Archbishop Harold Holmes," featured on his latest album.

As per Brooklyn Vegan, throughout the show, White also performed The White Stripes' classic songs "Dead Leaves and the Dirty Ground," "Hotel Yorba," "Ball and Biscuit" and "Seven Nation Army."

Along with Scarlett's appearance, Dominic John Davis joined White on bass for the show, along with keyboardist Bobby Emmett, and Patrick Keeler on drums.

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Up next on the No Name Tour celebrating the album of the same name released in August 2024 are two performances in Brooklyn (at Kings Theatre and Brooklyn Paramount) before White and his band heads to Boston for two shows.

From there, they embark on an international leg of the tour, performing in France, the Netherlands, the U.K. and Japan, before returning to North America for more shows.

Scarlett previously joined Jack onstage in 2023 to perform at the Blue Room at Third Man Records in Nashville for the song "The Hardest Button to Button," as per American Songwriter. The teenager is listed on his 2022 album Fear of the Dawn.

White shares Scarlett and son Henry with ex-wife model and songwriter Karen Elson. The former couple was married from 2005 to 2013.

The White Stripes musician is currently married to Olivia Jean. During an April 2022 concert in Detroit, Mich. White proposed to her and wed her onstage.