Charley Crockett Says He “Lost a Lot of Respect” For Jack White After Satanic Doo-Wop Group Controversy

Charley Crockett opened up in a Tuesday social media post about a controversy that flared up after he kicked Satanic doo-wop group Twin Temple off tour dates, declaring that he “lost a lot of respect” for Jack White, who involved himself in the ordeal. Crockett claimed in the 400-word post that he didn’t boot Twin Temple from two of his shows for their Satanic imagery. Their production request couldn’t be physically accommodated and that “raised eyebrows,” he said. Get Charley Crockett Tickets Here “I noticed some of the things they’d been doing on stage and after thinking about it for a couple days I decided to cut em loose,” Crockett said. “We told em the vibe just wasn’t right for an all ages audience, and we paid em in full.” In July, Twin Temple announced Crockett had removed them from opening slots on his tour and asserted the reason was their Satanic imagery. Jack White stepped in and offered the duo an opening slot for him in September, which Twin Temple quickly accepted. In his latest statement, Crockett addressed The White Stripes frontman’s part in the situation, saying, “As for Jack White, he used (the situation) to sell tickets too and I lost a lot of respect for him.”...