When Bleachers Concert Tour?
Bleachers Concert Tour Schedule 2023
Bleachers is the moniker of singer-songwriter and producer Jack Antonoff who has become adored by fans over the past decade with his emotionally charged pop-rock music. Preceding Bleachers, Antonoff initially began his musical career playing in Steel Train and Fun. Since then, he brought out two successful albums, namely Strange Desire (2014) and Gone Now (2017).
Bleachers got their infectious singles like “I Wanna Get Better,” “Rollercoaster,” and “Don’t Take The Money” and it established their music by creating songs with huge hooks combined with truthful feelings. Antonoff co-writes and produces for other prominent artists including Taylor Swift, Lorde, and Lana Del Rey, which have also garnered him fame and acclaim. However, fans of Bleachers have always been waiting for new songs and tours in the sincere indie pop-rock hype from Antonoff.
Bleachers Concert Tours
Bleachers began to tour small clubs and theaters in support of Strange Desire in 2014 and quickly amassed enough interest to start performing in larger rooms. The second full-length Gone Now, released in 2017, became the band’s mainstream breakthrough – Bleachers toured mid-sized amphitheaters and arenas across the world throughout 2018.
Since then, he has been more focused on writing and producing albums for friends like Taylor Swift, Lana Del Rey, and Clairo among others. Bleachers fans have waited for Antonoff to get back to touring under their band’s name again one day. Speculations of the existence of the third Bleachers album have been around for several years now, although there has been no confirmation from Antonoff or any of his representatives.
2023 Tour Announcement
Despite no live shows or newly recorded material by Bleachers since 2017, Antonoff shocked his fans with the sudden announcement of the Bleachers Midsummer Tour in February 2023. This much-awaited concert tour will begin on July 26, 2023, in Minneapolis, MN, and will span through August with more of the country’s renowned outside arenas being lined up.
Bleachers are to go out on their headlining tours at famous places such as Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, Red Rocks Amphitheater in Morrison CO, and the Forest Hills Stadium in New York City. The tour will also see the artist perform in festivals but the events have not been made known to the public. In the first announcement of the tour, the band has revealed 18 headlining performances and according to the statement, Bleachers will be back on stage for the first time since 2018’s Gone Now Tour this summer.
As it has been seen in the past Bleachers concert tours mark extremely high sales and thus, general public ticket sales on March 10 are unlikely to be any different. Audiences should be ready to log into the web and attempt to book the shows ahead of time as the best dates could be sold in presales. Premium options for VIP packages will include Bleachers pre-show merch event and some extras over the top of the ticket price levels.
Anticipation for New Music
Of course, such a quick of touring has sparked discussions about the fact that it may not be long before Bleachers releases its third studio album. Antonoff has not given specific information regarding the releases, but the timing of the tour announcement and a caption suggesting “see you soon” hint at the release of new music. Bleachers may drop one or more tracks in the coming months before the beginning of the July tour, with ‘Take the Sad and Fix It’ a potential full-length record to arrive at the end of 2023 or early 2024.
People have overwhelmed the social platforms with the excitement of getting live performances and new songs from Bleachers again. It has been over half a decade since the last new Bleachers material so fans are on the edge of their seats awaiting more of Antonoff’s bigger-than-life alt-pop-rock melodies. If Midsummer Tour is anything to go by, Bleachers may hit an entirely different level of popularity each time they come back to the scene.
Summer 2023 has all the signs of being the long-awaited return of Bleachers. Loyal fans of Jack Antonoff will perform for the band’s future concerts under the dimmed lights and loud noise which are characteristic of this rock group. The shows are expected to create tunes to well-known songs and might even bring forth new themes from a third album. After the Bleachers concert withdrawal finally, there is a huge tour waiting for them in 2023.
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