The legendary Detroit rock back from, The White Stripes, will be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame this coming weekend on Saturday, and up until recently, I haven’t given much thought about the band reuniting for a performance...until now.

Jack White wasn’t lying when he sang, “I can tell that we are gonna be friends.”

The baseball gods must have been on White's side, because the game went deep into the night with extra innings, so White returned to the game with his band after the show to see the game out. FOX reporter Ken Rosenthal noticed White's return to the stadium when cameras showed him back in his seat during the 14th inning. Here's the video of Ken's story, The Raconteurs played The Anthem in DC tonight, google tells me. pic.twitter.com/kcc5fSWXwN Paid man gets bored (@cjzero) August 18, 2019It's a mystery how White found out the game was still going on (maybe the MLB app told him? ), or how he and his bandmates even gained re-entry to the stadium, but it does look like White had the best night of his life.

DETROIT - An iconic building near Little Caesar's Arena was demolished Monday. The former Gold Dollar Bar was destroyed in a fire on July 22. The historic bar on Cass Avenue had been vacant since 2001 and is owned by the Ilitch family. It's the first venue where the White Stripes ever performed. ORIGINAL: Once legendary concert venue Gold Dollar Bar believed to be total loss after fireReport from July 22, 2019 below:Copyright 2019 by WDIV ClickOnDetroit - All rights reserved.