Lest we forget what C Pop has been up to, she's currently in Europe playing for Jack White.

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<a href="http://jackwhiteiii.com/live-photos/">Some fantastic stage shots here</a>

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Looks like Cat replaced Bryn in the band "The Peacocks". Jack is touring with two full bands, one male and one female, and word is he decides who goes on the day of the show.

<a href="http://www.straight.com/article-695391/vancouver/jack-white-and-his-peacocks-prove-tough-follow-vancouver">http://www.straight.com/article-695391/vancouver/jack-white-and-his-peacocks-prove-tough-follow-vancouver</a>

You want fucking awesome? That would be the sight of “13-months-pregnant” Bryn Davies skipping on-stage and proceeding to give ’er on her standup bass like the ’50s never went out of style. Or blond pedal-steel player Margaret Björklund, who seemed ripped right from the pages of Ripley’s Believe It or Not!, not because she was Danish, but because women simply don’t play the pedal steel, especially when they are from Denmark. 

The spectacle didn’t stop there. Let’s not overlook the ass-kicking mastery of drummer Carla Azar; on a mission to channel both Keith Moon and the timekeeping monkey from the Avalanches’ “Frontier Psychiatry” video, she was arguably the most captivating person on-stage. From a strictly musical perspective, best-in-show honours went to flame-haired keyboardist Brooke Waggoner, who was as at-home unleashing her inner funk queen as she was rolling out the saloon-boogie blues. Bringing the soul was backup singer Ruby Amanfu. Adding plenty of down-home warmth was fiddle player Lillie Mae Rische.