Bleachers New Album ‘everyone for ten minutes’
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Bleachers will head to the UK & Dublin later this year as part of their biggest European headline tour to date.
Tour Dates:
Bristol O2 Academy, 24 Nov
Glasgow O2 Academy, 25
Leeds O2 Academy, 26
Birmingham O2 Academy, 28
Dublin 3Olympia Theatre, 30
Manchester O2 Apollo, 02 Dec
London Eventim Apollo, 03
Tickets on sale Friday (17 April) at 10am from Ticketmaster
Artist Bio:
Described by The New York Times as “anthemic” and “life-affirming”, Bleachers are fronted by thirteen-time Grammy Award-winning artist Jack Antonoff. Releasing their debut album ‘Strange Desire’ in 2014, the band have built a huge, passionate following across four studio albums, renowned for their impressive live show and infectious camaraderie.
Bleachers’ self-titled fourth record, released in March 2024, marked a major high point and received widespread critical acclaim. Following its release, the band embarked on their sold out From The Studio To The Stage world tour, which finished with their largest headline show to date at New York’s Madison Square Garden
Artist News:
Bleachers will release their fifth studio album, ‘everyone for ten minutes’, on 22 May 2026, via Dirty Hit.
Recent singles ‘the van’, ‘you and forever’ and ‘dirty wedding dress’ will all feature on the full-length.
Bleachers’ new album feels like the natural culmination of a lifelong devotion to music from all six members, capturing them at a creative high point. While it occasionally dips into darker moments, the record is ultimately optimistic, full of warmth, love, and hope, moving effortlessly from harmony-rich folk rock to shimmering pop soul and the sax-driven New Jersey sound that has become synonymous with the band.
PRE-ORDER THE ALBUM HERE:
‘everyone for ten minutes’ NEW BLEACHERS ALBUM MAY 22
limited edition lilac vinyl / standard clear vinyl / signed cds and artcards / cassettes / album artwork tees and hoodies
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— bleachers (@bleachersmusic) March 27, 2026
