On Wednesday, Jack Antonoff 's alternative band announced its fourth studio album Bleachers and released a nostalgic new single called "Alma Mater," which features guest vocals from the frontman's ...

It signals that “Bleachers” is a rebirth of sorts. Singer-songwriter Jack Antonoff — the accomplished multi-instrumentalist, Grammy-winning super-producer […] ...

Weyes Blood, Waxahatchee, Rufus Wainwright, and Dan Reeder also take part in Jack Antonoff's "Ally Coalition Talent Show" ...

You made it out. MARTIN: Jack Antonoff, award-winning musician, songwriter, producer - his band Bleachers has a new self-titled album that is out now. Jack, this was super fun. Thank you.

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Bleachers ‘ Jack Antonoff is about to release a new album, Gone Now, and like a lot of artists, he wants fans to experience their first listen in a certain kind of place.

Jack Antonoff makes lovely music on Bleachers' new album, but he's never sounded less sure of himself Take The Sadness Out Of Saturday Night follows years of producing other pop artists—and the ...

JACK ANTONOFF: I lost my sister when I was 18. And I've written so much about grief and the past and the future, what has happened, what could happen, this endless back and forth.

Fun. guitarist Jack Antonoff is stepping into the spotlight with Bleachers, the solo project he began working on during his other band's meteoric rise to fame. A few world tours later, with a ...

While the name Bleachers might not be familiar to all, Jack Antonoff’s music will surely ring a bell. Antonoff is the producer behind stellar albums like “Melodrama” by Lorde, “Norman f—ing Rockwell” ...

Earlier this month, the Jack Antonoff-fronted band Bleachers announced their forthcoming self-titled album. Additionally, the band released the album’s tracklist. A song titled “Hey Joe ...

A few weeks before its release, Antonoff was struggling to decide which single should lead the second Bleachers project. “There’s a few reasons I chose [‘Don’t Take The Money’],” he says.