DETROIT — This week in 2003, Jack and Meg White of Detroit duo the White Stripes were getting ready to release their fourth studio album, the Grammy Award-winning "Elephant."
To mark that milestone, the three locations of Third Man Records will host "listening tea parties." The record label and stores — located in Nashville, Tennessee, London and Detroit — were co-founded by Jack White.
"To mark the White Stripes' 20th anniversary of 'Elephant' and nod to its London recording roots, all three Third Man locations will be hosting free listening tea parties in their venues," the label announced. "Head on down to hear the record played on their state-of-the-art sound systems, sip tea-quila (if you wish), pose for photos 'in' the artwork and discuss the essential album that forever changed the course of rock and roll."
