Bleachers have released their new single “Blood Brothers” following the release of their fifth studio album everyone for ten minutes, which was released via Dirty Hit on May 22, 2026. This indie pop song is filled with distorted synth, warm saxophone, and melancholy lyrics, with frontman Jack Antonoff singing, “Oh, God, please make it over slow / Bring back peace, the radio.” The band recently played a sold out show at Madison Square Garden in New York City, along with five sold out shows at The Troubadour in West Hollywood. They were joined on stage by none other than Bruce Springsteen at Shadow of The City Festival and performed two massive weekends at Austin City Limits on October 3 and October 10. Next month will see the band take their exhilarating live show overseas for shows in Italy, Germany, the UK and more.
everyone for ten minutes is built on a lifetime of devotion to bands for the six members and, ultimately, finds each one at their creative peak. The album touches on marriage, generational divides, grief, and what fourteen-time Grammy Award-winning artist Antonoff calls this “monumentally bizarre moment in culture” that we’re currently experiencing, set to music that leaps from harmony-laden folk rock to shimmering pop-soul to sax-assisted examples of the New Jersey sound that Bleachers have become synonymous with. This is a band that is just as happy in a small club as they are in an arena, or in a van instead of a bus and they’re romanticizing the grind of the early days.
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