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Twin Temple to Open for Jack White at Hollywood Palladium on September 29 Following Controversy

todayJuly 30, 2026

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Twin Temple, the unique Satanic doo-wop duo, recently found themselves at the center of a concert cancelation controversy after being dropped from tour dates due to their use of Satanic imagery. Headliner Charley Crockett made the call, but the band received unexpected support from Jack White, who invited them to open for him at the Hollywood Palladium in Los Angeles on September 29.

In a recent interview, band members Alexandra and Zachary James shared their thoughts on the situation, expressing gratitude for White’s backing. They discussed how their music blends countrypolitan influences with rock and metal, showcasing their diverse sound in their upcoming album, Doomed Lovers.

The duo emphasized the importance of pushing musical boundaries and embracing their unique identity, stating that they aim to connect with audiences through their theatrical performances and rich musical heritage. As they prepare for their new album’s release, the excitement around Twin Temple continues to grow, especially with the unexpected support from prominent figures in the music industry.


Source: loudwire.com

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