Twin Temple, an American band known for their satanic-themed music and retro doo-wop style, have been offered a support slot by Jack White following their removal from Charley Crockett's tour.The duo was dropped from two upcoming gigs due to their use of 'Satanic imagery', which reportedly surprised the country singer.

White, who recently released his album 'Frozen Charlotte', extended an invitation for Twin Temple to open his show in Los Angeles on September 29th.

Vocalist Alexandra James expressed gratitude for the opportunity, citing The White Stripes' track 'Dead Leaves and the Dirty Ground' as a significant influence.Charley Crockett responded with criticism, referencing Johnny Cash's legacy and targeting Jack White's political views.White defended his stance, stating he is not afraid of satanic imagery or religious dogma.

The incident highlights tensions between artistic expression and cultural sensitivities, with critics noting the band's music blends 1960s rock with controversial themes.The controversy has sparked discussions about creative freedom versus censorship in the music industry.