Bleachers, the rock band fronted by star producer Jack Antonoff, announced its 2026 tour dates on Tuesday, March 10, including a five-night residency in Los Angeles in September.
Where in Los Angeles? We can’t tell you yet because the band’s 2026 tour includes dates and cities but no venues for now. For Los Angeles, the residency runs Sept. 10-12 and Sept. 14-15.
Bleachers‘ new album, “Everyone For Ten Minutes,” arrives on May 22. A new single from it, “Dirty Wedding Dress,” was released along with the tour announcement on Tuesday. Previously, the band released two versions of the first single, “You and Forever,” a music video starring Antonoff’s wife actress Margaret Qualley and a live version filmed at Electric Lady Studios.
Bleachers’ new album “Everyone For Ten Minutes,” seen here, will arrive on May 22, 2026. The band comes come to Los Angeles for a five-night residency at a venue TBA in mid-September. (Album art courtesy of Bleachers Band Recording and Dirty Hit)
Bleachers’ new album “Everyone For Ten Minutes,” will arrive on May 22, 2026. The band comes to Los Angeles for a five-night residency at a venue TBA in mid-September. (Photo by Alex Lockett)
Bleachers’ new album “Everyone For Ten Minutes,” will arrive on May 22, 2026. The band comes to Los Angeles for a five-night residency at a venue TBA in mid-September. (Photo by Alex Lockett)
Bleachers’ new album “Everyone For Ten Minutes,” will arrive on May 22, 2026. The band comes to Los Angeles for a five-night residency at a venue TBA in mid-September. (Photo by Alex Lockett)
Bleachers’ new album “Everyone For Ten Minutes,” will arrive on May 22, 2026. The band, including singer-songwriter Jack Antonoff, seen here, comes to Los Angeles for a five-night residency at a venue TBA in mid-September. (Photo by Jono White)
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Bleachers’ new album “Everyone For Ten Minutes,” seen here, will arrive on May 22, 2026. The band comes come to Los Angeles for a five-night residency at a venue TBA in mid-September. (Album art courtesy of Bleachers Band Recording and Dirty Hit)
Antonoff has won 13 Grammy Awards in the past dozen years, kicking off that impressive run in 2013 with best new artist for his then-band Fun and song of the year for co-writing Fun’s “We Are Young.”
Starting with his work as producer and co-writer on Taylor Swift‘s 2014 release “1989,” which won her and Antonoff the Grammy album of the year in 2016, he’s become one of pop music’s most in-demand collaborators.
Antonoff has won a Grammy for producer of the year, non-classical, three times while working with artists including Swift, Lana Del Rey, St. Vincent, Sabrina Carpenter, Kendrick Lamar and more.
Tickets for the Bleachers’ tour will be available starting Wednesday, March 18, for a pre-sale with general ticket sales open on Friday, March 20.