Jack White plays an impromptu show at the High Noon Saloon

Jack White, whose Detroit-based garage-punk duo the White Stripes was one of the biggest rock acts of the 2000s, is playing the intimate High Noon Saloon in Madison on Thursday for an impromptu show as “Jack White with Whippets.”

The show was announced Thursday at 10 a.m., according to Justin Kibbel of FPC Live, where the 400-seat High Noon takes place.

Tickets are available through a lottery system and those wishing to see the show must provide their phone number on the venue's website to register for the chance to purchase tickets: $125 or $25 for students.

A notification to those who have already registered said tickets will be available to the general public from 1pm

Doors open at 7 p.m., the show starts at 8 p.m. Concert goers must be at least 18 years old.

White played First Avenue in Minneapolis on Wednesday night, and a review in the Minnesota Star Tribune called his return to the venue on Thursday “an entry for the history books.”

The review said White's “pop-up tour” hits smaller, historic venues.

“Seven decades later, rock and roll is no longer full of surprises,” wrote critic Chris Riemenschneider. “What a joy it was to see the element of surprise hit 1,500 very happy fans on First Avenue on Wednesday night.”