Bleachers at Red Rocks Amphitheatre

Bleachers just announced details for their highly-anticipated live show comeback. Following the upcoming release of their self-titled studio album this March, the band is celebrating with a new "From The Studio To The Stage" US tour. Their forthcoming album comes out March 8th, and the tour kicks off this May, with shows running throughout June. Part of the grand roster is a special stop at the iconic Red Rocks on May 20.

"Just wait till you see this shit," frontman Jack Antonoff shared in a press release. Two singles in, fans have been expressing a heightened need of the full record ASAP. Their new singles, "Modern Girl" and "Alma Mater, gave the world a taste of Bleachers' new era. We're all looking forward to rockin' surprises once the album comes out, and the tour kicks off.

Jack Antonoff is well-known as a go-to producer for Lorde and Taylor Swift, alongside his acclaimed work for various artists and films, including Lana Del Rey, Carly Rae Jepsen, Love Simon, and so forth. This time around, two years since the release of their critically acclaimed album "Take the Sadness Out of Saturday Night", the Bleachers is back with a bang.

Bleachers kicked off the new era with a preview of what's to come, through the album's first single "Modern Girl". Serving a retro vibe, with a stomping '80s beat, it's a welcome surprise as the band explores new sounds and influences in the mix. The track appeared in the final season of Netflix's "Sex Education".

Following Modern Girl's jumpy reto beats, the band shared another vibe through "Alma Mater", featuring vocals from Lana Del Rey. The laid-back and hyper-sensory track exudes great emotion and depth, with every lyric striking the heart. "Some dreams I wake up thinking, some dreams are meant to die," Antonoff laments.

Both tracks have given fans a taste of what to expect from the Bleachers' upcoming self-titled record. In an official statement, the album is described as a "distinctly New Jersey take on the bizarre sensory contradictions of modern life, on his position in culture, and on the things he cares about. Sonically, it’s sad, it’s joyful, it’s music for driving on the highway to, for crying to and for dancing to at weddings. There’s something reassuringly touchable and concrete about its sentiment: exist in crazy times but remember what counts."

Bleachers comes out on March 8, 2024. Make sure to pre-save the album and tune in on the dot. Don't miss out on their From the Studio to the Stage Tour at the Red Rocks by booking your tickets now.