Complete List Of Bleachers Albums And Songs

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Bleachers is an American indie pop project based in New Jersey, formed in 2013 by musician and songwriter Jack Antonoff. Antonoff, who is also a member of the bands Fun and Steel Train, started Bleachers while touring with Fun. He aimed to create a sound deeply rooted in late ’80s, early ’90s music, which he considered the music that deeply influenced him during his formative years. Bleachers’ music is known for its nostalgic reverb-saturated sound, combining the ethos of classic rock with synth-pop elements.

The project debuted with the album Strange Desire in 2014, which included hits like “I Wanna Get Better” and “Rollercoaster.” The album was well-received and marked by its creative production and catchy songwriting, peaking at number 11 on the Billboard 200. Bleachers’ second album, Gone Now, was released in 2017 and featured a more introspective look at Antonoff’s personal experiences and losses. This album also enjoyed chart success, though to a lesser degree, reaching number 44 on the Billboard 200. In 2021, Antonoff released Bleachers’ third studio album, Take the Sadness Out of Saturday Night, which further refined his exploration of personal themes and collaborative works, featuring artists like Bruce Springsteen and Lana Del Rey. The self-titled Bleachers followed in 2024, and the band’s fifth studio album, everyone for ten minutes, was released in 2026.

Throughout their career, Bleachers has also released official live albums, including MTV Unplugged (2017), Live at Electric Lady (2021), Live at Radio City Music Hall (2023), and Bleachers – From the Studio to the Stage (Live from Madison Square Garden, NYC) (2025), as well as the reimagined A Stranger Desired (2024). The band has been involved in various soundtracks and collaborations that showcase Antonoff’s versatility as a producer and songwriter. Bleachers has performed at major music festivals and gained a robust following, thanks to their energetic live performances and the strong personal connection fans feel with Antonoff’s songwriting. Bleachers continues to influence the indie pop scene with their innovative sound and emotive lyrics, securing their place as a distinctive voice in contemporary music.

BLEACHERS STUDIO ALBUMS

Strange Desire (2014)

Released: July 10, 2014

Strange Desire is the debut studio album by American indie pop act Bleachers, created by musician Jack Antonoff. The album was recorded at several studios across the United States. It showcases a mix of modern pop with ’80s influences, featuring anthemic choruses and deeply personal lyrics. The album was produced by Jack Antonoff along with John Hill and Vince Clarke. It debuted at number 11 on the US Billboard 200 chart.

CD Track Listings:

“Wild Heart” – 3:20
“Rollercoaster” – 3:08
“Shadow” – 3:51
“I Wanna Get Better” – 3:24
“Wake Me” – 2:43
“Reckless Love” – 3:01
“Take Me Away” (feat. Grimes) – 2:30
“Like a River Runs” – 3:33
“You’re Still a Mystery” – 4:24
“I’m Ready to Move On / Wild Heart Reprise” (feat. Yoko Ono) – 4:11
“Who I Want You to Love” – 4:50

Gone Now (2017)

Released: June 2, 2017

Gone Now is the second studio album by Bleachers. Recorded at Antonoff’s home studio in New Jersey, it continues the exploration of ’80s pop music while delving into more introspective themes compared to their debut. The album features collaborations with Lorde and Carly Rae Jepsen and was produced by Jack Antonoff himself. It peaked at number 44 on the US Billboard 200 chart.

CD Track Listings:

“Dream of Mickey Mantle” – 3:10
“Goodmorning” – 3:13
“Hate That You Know Me” (feat. Carly Rae Jepsen) – 3:05
“Don’t Take the Money” – 3:35
“Everybody Lost Somebody” – 3:55
“All My Heroes” – 3:03
“Let’s Get Married” – 3:06
“Goodbye” – 2:57
“I Miss Those Days” – 3:37
“Nothing Is U” – 2:31
“I’m Ready to Move On/Mickey Mantle Reprise” – 4:23
“Foreign Girls” – 4:02

Take the Sadness Out of Saturday Night (2021)

Released: July 30, 2021

Take the Sadness Out of Saturday Night is the third studio album by Bleachers, recorded primarily in New York. The album sees Antonoff exploring more elements of heartland rock infused with his signature ’80s pop sound. This album dives deeper into Antonoff’s reflections on nostalgia, loss, and moving forward. It features collaborations with Bruce Springsteen and Lana Del Rey and was produced by Jack Antonoff with Patrik Berger and Annie Clark. The album reached number 27 on the US Billboard 200.

CD Track Listings:

“91” – 2:59
“Chinatown” (feat. Bruce Springsteen) – 4:04
“How Dare You Want More” – 4:00
“Big Life” – 2:30
“Secret Life” (feat. Lana Del Rey) – 3:06
“Stop Making This Hurt” – 3:19
“Don’t Go Dark” – 4:03
“45” – 3:23
“Strange Behavior” – 3:05
“What’d I Do with All This Faith?” – 3:18

Bleachers (2024)

Released: March 8, 2024

Bleachers is the fourth studio album by American rock band Bleachers, released under Dirty Hit and their own label, Bleachers Band Recordings, after parting ways with RCA Records. This album saw the band experimenting with new sounds while retaining their characteristic energy. The album was preceded by singles such as “Modern Girl” and “Alma Mater,” the latter featuring uncredited vocals by Lana Del Rey. The album received generally favorable reviews and peaked at number 62 in the United States, number three in Scotland, and number five in the United Kingdom.

CD Track Listings:

“I Am Right on Time” – 3:31
“Modern Girl” – 3:43
“Jesus Is Dead” – 3:09
“Me Before You” – 3:23
“Alma Mater” – 3:30
“Tiny Moves” – 3:48
“Isimo” – 3:23
“Woke Up Today” – 2:31
“Self Respect” – 4:14
“Hey Joe” – 1:54
“Call Me After Midnight” – 3:15
“We’re Gonna Know Each Other Forever” – 3:02
“Ordinary Heaven” – 5:12
“The Waiter” – 3:24

everyone for ten minutes (2026)

Released: May 22, 2026

Everyone for ten minutes is the fifth studio album by Bleachers, released by Dirty Hit. The album continues Jack Antonoff’s New Jersey-rooted pop-rock sound while incorporating Americana and soul influences. Its songs draw on themes of marriage, friendship, family, memory, and the places that shaped Antonoff, with the closing track “upstairs at els” paying tribute to Electric Lady Studios.