Bleachers

Bleachers arrives at the Salle Pleyel in Paris on 21 November 2026. Led by Jack Antonoff, the project forged its identity between New Jersey and New York, somewhere between indie pop, alternative rock and synth textures. On stage, Bleachers perform with an expanded lineup—horns and backing vocals—and cultivate that very “Jersey” sound that ties the DIY energy of their beginnings to choruses built for the room.

Fueled by his early years touring in punk/emo vans with Outline and then Steel Train, Antonoff launched Bleachers while keeping the straightforward, personal songwriting that is his hallmark. From the first albums through the self-titled 2024 record, he weaves melodic pop oriented toward intimacy, memory and family. The new chapter Everyone For Ten Minutes continues that thread, with “We Should Talk,” a song about reconnection and returning to one’s roots.

In concert this frankness is both heard and seen: a lively setlist, a collective build in intensity, more stripped-back moments, then the punch of the horns. It’s not posturing, but rather an open, spoken conversation with the audience. At Pleyel, expect a journey through the repertoire—bright synth-pop, heart-clenching ballads and rock surges that recall Bleachers’ live core.