Bleachers

Bleachers is an indie pop band and music project fronted by hitmaking record producer and singer Jack Antonoff. The group has built a reputation for anthemic releases, high-energy concert appearances, and notable live collaborations with major music icons.

The band remained active with new releases throughout the year, dropping their fifth studio album, everyone for ten minutes, in May. Following the album release, Bleachers shared the new single "Caught Myself Believing," recorded for the official soundtrack of the movie Practical Magic 2. The group's live set in Asbury Park featured a high-profile reunion on stage with Bruce Springsteen, who joined Antonoff to perform "Chinatown" and "Jersey Girl" in front of concertgoers.

Bleachers also wrapped up a five-night residency at the Troubadour in West Hollywood. During live shows, Antonoff frequently interacted directly with attendees from the stage, addressing audience members and song requests for popular tracks like "Let's Get Married" amid ongoing media attention surrounding his reported separation from actress Margaret Qualley.