

(Los Angeles, CA)—Bleachers releases new single, “Don’t Take The Money” today. “Don’t Take The Money” is the explosively dynamic, heart-pounding first single off of their upcoming sophomore album, which is set for release early summer via RCA Records. “Don’t Take The Money” is available now at all digital retail providers.
Click HERE to listen.
Bleacher’s Jack Antonoff says about the track, “‘Don't Take The Money’ is a phrase I say in my head all the time. It has nothing to do with actual money. It means to follow the light. Don't ignore a gut feeling. 'Don’t take the money.' I repeat it to myself when I'm trying to stay on track. Specifically in this song I'm writing about my relationship and the verse and chorus run quickly through the past and the fight leading to the euphoria of seeing the light with someone else.”
Additionally, Bleachers will be embarking on a North American headlining tour this spring. The tour will be kicking off on Tuesday, April 25th in New York City and will be making stops in a number of cities including Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Salt Lake City, and Detroit. Tickets go on sale on Saturday, April 1st at 10am and can be purchased HERE. See full list of tour dates below.
Tour Dates:
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4/25 |
Studio at Webster Hall |
New York, NY |
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THU |
4/27 |
The Roxy |
Los Angeles, CA |
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SUN |
5/14 |
Shaky Knees Festival |
Atlanta, GA |
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SAT |
5/20 |
WKQX PiQniQ @ Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre |
Tinley Park, IL |
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SUN |
5/21 |
Slowdown |
Omaha, NE |
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TUE |
5/23 |
Rawkus |
Colorado Springs, CO |
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WED |
5/24 |
X96 Spring Thing @ Gallivan Center |
Salt Lake City, UT |
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SAT |
5/27 |
Sasquatch Festival |
George, WA |
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FRI |
6/2 |
Governor's Ball |
New York, NY |
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SUN |
6/11 |
Radio 104.5 Birthday Celebration at BB&T Pavilion |
Philadelphia, PA |
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TUE |
6/13 |
The National |
Richmond, VA |
w/ MUNA |
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WED |
6/14 |
The Underground |
Charlotte, NC |
w/ MUNA |
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FRI |
6/16 |
Express Live! |
Columbus, OH |
w/ MisterWives & MUNA |
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SUN |
6/18 |
Firefly Music Festival |
Dover, DE |
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TUE |
6/20 |
The Sinclair |
Cambridge, MA |
w/ MUNA |
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WED |
6/21 |
Anthology |
Rochester, NY |
w/ MUNA |
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FRI |
6/23 |
Rams Head Live! |
Baltimore, MD |
w/ MUNA |
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SUN |
6/25 |
St. Andrews Hall |
Detroit, MI |
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TUE |
6/27 |
Deluxe @ Old National Center |
Indianapolis, IN |
w/ MUNA |
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WED |
6/28 |
Delmar Hall |
St. Louis, M O |
w/ MUNA |
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FRI |
6/30 |
Kansas City Live! |
Kansas City, MO |
w/ MUNA |
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About Jack Antonoff: Jack Antonoff is a three-time Grammy®Award-winning singer, songwriter, musician, and producer, as well as the creative force behind Bleachers. After serving as lead guitarist in multi-platinum band fun., Antonoff launched his solo project Bleachers in 2014 with the critically acclaimed debut album Strange Desire. The album found him setting emotional meditations on anxiety, depression, and loss against a backdrop of earworm melodies and massive choruses on songs like the gold-certified “I Wanna Get Better” (which topped Billboard’s Alternative chart) and the #3 Alternative radio hit “Rollercoaster.” Antonoff toured the world for a year and a half in support of Strange Desire, building a cult fan base for his cathartic, suburban influenced anthems. Antonoff is currently gearing up to release Bleachers’ second album on RCA Records. The first single, “Don’t Take The Money,” is out now.
In addition to his work with Bleachers, Antonoff is an in-demand songwriter and producer for other artists, including Taylor Swift (he co-wrote and co-produced three songs on Swift's Grammy®-winning album 1989 including out of the woods), Sara Bareilles (co-writing her Grammy®-nominated hit "Brave”), Zayn (co-writing and producing his No. 2 Hot 100 hit “I Don’t Wanna Live Forever”), Sia, Tegan & Sara, Carly Rae Jepsen, Troye Sivan, Grimes, and, most recently Lorde, having co-written and co-produced her new single “Green Light” and her highly anticipated new album, Melodrama.
Antonoff also founded and curated the annual “Shadow of the City” music festival, which takes place in Antonoff’s home state of New Jersey in the parking lot of the Asbury Park Stone Pony. In addition, this year Simon & Schuster will publish Antonoff’s first book, Record Store — a heavily illustrated anthology of essays, interviews, photographs, and ephemera that will pay tribute to the cherished and endangered cultural institution.
Antonoff is also a passionate advocate for Planned Parenthood and LGBTQ rights, having recently collected signatures from 142 high-profile artists, writers, and creators to deliver a message to legislators in Texas considering anti-LGBTQ laws. He is a co-founder of The Ally Coalition (TAC), which encourages allies of the LGBTQ community to take action for LGBTQ equality and support its causes. TAC has raised hundreds of thousands of dollars over the last few years for local LGBTQ homeless shelters around the US.
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