Bleachers

As Bleachers prepare to release their fifth album ‘Everyone For Ten Minutes’, Jack Antonoff reflects on a decade of slow-burn growth, the chaos of modern life, the power of community and why making music that tries to please everyone is “a failure of imagination”.
Bleachers are for anyone, not everyone
BLEACHERS ARE FOR ANYONE, NOT EVERYONE
As Bleachers prepare to release their fifth album ‘Everyone For Ten Minutes’, Jack Antonoff reflects on a decade of slow-burn growth, the chaos of modern life, the power of community and why making music that tries to please everyone is “a failure of imagination”.
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These days, Jack Antonoff might be better known for being the go-to producer for a galaxy of iconic superstars, but as he returns to Bleachers for their self-titled fourth album, he’s embracing the “really big band that still feels like a secret”.
Bleachers: "Realising we'd created our own mythology meant we could really plant our flag in the ground"
BLEACHERS: "REALISING WE'D CREATED OUR OWN MYTHOLOGY MEANT WE COULD REALLY PLANT OUR FLAG IN THE GROUND"
These days, Jack Antonoff might be better known for being the go-to producer for a galaxy of iconic superstars, but as he returns to Bleachers for their self-titled fourth album, he’s embracing the “really big band that still feels like a secret”.
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Bleachers – everyone for ten minutes
‘Everyone For Ten Minutes’ knows it has an audience already waiting in the room.

Bleachers are for anyone, not everyone
As Bleachers prepare to release their fifth album ‘Everyone For Ten Minutes’, Jack Antonoff reflects on a decade of slow-burn growth, the chaos of modern life, the power of community and why making music that tries to please everyone is “a failure of imagination”.













