Country musician Charley Crockett reignited his ongoing dispute with rock legend Jack White on Wednesday, posting a lengthy public criticism that has since been removed from social media. The exchange marks the latest escalation in a feud that has developed over recent months between the two artists.
The conflict originated when Crockett selected the band Twin Temple as an opening act for his Age of the Ram tour. The group, known for incorporating satanic imagery into their performances, claimed they were dismissed due to their artistic aesthetic. White subsequently offered Twin Temple a spot on his own tour, prompting Crockett to accuse the band of fabricating the controversy and express diminished respect for White’s actions.
In his Wednesday post, Crockett referenced White’s political statements and public activism, questioning the sincerity of the musician’s convictions. He referenced his own early career work and suggested White’s commitment to progressive ideals did not extend to his personal lifestyle choices. The post concluded with Crockett indicating he remained ready to continue the confrontation.
White previously responded to Crockett’s earlier criticism by posting song lyrics, continuing the pattern of public back-and-forth between the two musicians. Whether White will address Crockett’s latest remarks remains uncertain, though Crockett appears determined to maintain the dispute.
Originally reported by Rollingstone →
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