With a record that came together almost by chance, The Dead Weather have continued to storm their way through the music scene, churning up legions of new fans in the wake of their debut release Horehound.
 
The dirge rock four-piece, consisting of celebrated musicians Dean Fertita (Queens Of The Stone Age),  “Little” Jack Lawrence (The Raconteurs, The Greenhornes), Alison Mosshart (The Kills) & Jack White (The White Stripes, The Raconteurs), consistently receive critical acclaim, both for their gritty rock & blues sound, as well as their spirited live performances.  The first record to be recorded and released via Jack White’s new Third Man studios and record label in Nashville, TN, Horehound was made available through Third Man/Warner Bros Records on July 14th 2009, debuting at an impressive #6 in the Billboard Album Charts. The album was also #1 on the Alternative Charts, #2 on the Rock Charts and #13 on Internet Sales Charts.
 
From the band’s cinematic debut with their Jonathan Glazer directed short for “Treat Me Like Your Mother” on Cinemax; to their surprise performances at Third Man Pop-Up stores in London, NYC and LA, The Dead Weather carry through their unique, stimulating aesthetic in every thing they do.