Jack White | September 18, 2026 | Newport, KY | Concert Poster

Capture the electrifying energy of a Jack White performance with this stunning, unofficial fan-made art print commemorating the show at MegaCorp Pavilion in Newport, KY, on September 18, 2026. This is a piece of original art created by a fan, for the fans, and is not official merchandise.

This striking 18x24 inch poster is printed on heavy matte stock, featuring a powerful and mysterious design that bleeds to every edge with no white border. The artwork presents a classical Greco-Roman bust, rendered in an incredibly detailed, engraved cross-hatching style. A brilliant white crescent moon eclipses the statue's eyes, adding a layer of celestial intrigue. Behind the figure, a hypnotic sunburst of deep purple and navy-black rays radiates outward, creating a dynamic, full-bleed background. The limited four-color palette—rich navy, vibrant violet, warm bone-ivory, and crisp white—gives the print a clean, high-contrast look reminiscent of classic screen-printed gig posters. The artist's name is arched across the top in a custom slab-serif typeface that integrates seamlessly into the artwork, while the venue and date details are cleanly presented at the bottom, flanked by moon phase icons. Perfect for framing, this poster is a must-have for any fan of Jack White's music and iconic visual style.

Note from the Artist:
When I set out to create this piece for Jack White's Newport show, I wanted to merge his powerful, almost primal rock-and-roll energy with a sense of timeless mythology. The classical statue felt right—it has a solemn, permanent quality, like a relic from another era, which mirrors the timelessness of his music. I placed the crescent moon over the eyes to evoke a feeling of a mystical trance or an oracle seeing beyond the veil, a nod to the psychedelic and often surreal nature of his sound. The radiating purple and navy sunburst is all about that explosive energy you feel at his shows—pure, raw, and hypnotic. For the setting, I wove a subtle, hazy texture into the base, suggesting the industrial riverfront atmosphere of Newport without being literal. It’s a ceremonial, slightly menacing piece designed to feel like a powerful artifact from an unforgettable night of music.