Photo Gallery: Jack White, Gary Clark Jr. and Alabama Shakes at Sasquatch! Music Festival

Here's a photo gallery of Jack White, Gary Clark Jr. and Alabama Shakes performing at the 2012 Sasquatch! Music Festival, which took place this past Memorial Day weekend -- May 25 to 28 -- at The Gorge Amphitheatre in Gorge, Washington.

Click here to see a photo gallery of Beck performing at Sasquatch! -- and stay tuned for a photo gallery of Tenacious D performing at the festival.

For more about Sasquatch!, visit the festival's official website.

All photos by Robert Delahanty.

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