Jack White is practically synonymous with his hometown of Detroit, Michigan, but the musician has called Nashville home for a while now. A lot of people unfamiliar with White might not realize that, including his next-door neighbors. White made an appearance at the annual neighborhood potluck hosted on the dead-end, suburban street he lives on. Apparently no one living on the street realized that White was holed up next door until he introduced himself at the event. Check out the Instagram photo of their merry encounter and read the caption that tells the story below.

This picture is incredible. My sister texted it to me. Listen to this. My mom helps host a neighborhood potluck in front of my childhood home. Our little dead-end street is populated primarily with elderly and quiet people. The houses are modest and suburban. My mom has been doing this potluck for over a decade. At the bottom of our street, there is a large gated historic home shrouded in trees. We've never really spotted that neighbor. But we have from time to time heard guitar coming from the garage. This year, without warning, the occupant decided to come mingle with the neighbors. Of course they had no idea who he was. "Jack White, nice to meet you." He apologized for traveling so much and missing out over the years. #lifeiswonderful 📷 by @making_dinner #lookatthesepeople #theyhavenoidea #notelvisdontcare

A photo posted by Jedidiah Jenkins (@jedidiahjenkins) on Oct 4, 2015 at 8:41pm PDT