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Bleachers have shared the video for ‘the van’ ahead of new album ‘everyone for ten minutes’
Fifth album 'everyone for ten minutes' is due via Dirty Hit alongside a huge tour.
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"Don't Take the Money (Demo)" is a track by Bleachers, from the album Terrible Thrills, Vol. 3, released 15th April 2019. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 20 articles about Bleachers.
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Fifth album 'everyone for ten minutes' is due via Dirty Hit.
The band's fifth album arrives in May via Dirty Hit.
The album 'everyone for ten minutes' releases via Dirty Hit in March.
The new album will be released this spring via Dirty Hit.
The new song follows their recent self-titled album.
The new holiday song follows a busy year including a self-titled album and world tour.
Bleachers' fourth studio album, 'Bleachers', was released in March via Dirty Hit.
It’s rowdy, beautiful and fiercely positive.
The reimagined album features stripped-back versions of the original tracks, including lead single 'Wild Heart'.
The shows are part of a global tour that began after the release of their latest album 'Bleachers' in March.
Jack Antonoff and co.'s fourth album is out now.
Jack Antonoff and co.'s fourth album will arrive in March.
Jack Antonoff and co.'s fourth album will arrive next March.
The three-day event will be held at Gloucester’s Over Farm this summer.
The live show was held at San Francisco’s Bill Graham Civic Auditorium.
The frontman is a frequent collaborator, and recently produced the entirety of Swift’s ‘Midnights’.
They will play O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire on 8 June
Bleachers have announced a brand new UK date.
Though the band only released a full-length last year in the form of 'Take the Sadness Out of Saturday Night', there might be another one on the way.