Bleachers go 'From the Studio to the Stage' at the Anthem in Washington, DC

June 20, 2024

Jack Antonoff and his band Bleachers delivered an electrifying performance at the sold-out Anthem in Washington, D.C., captivating fans with their infectious energy and heartfelt lyrics. The state of the art venue was packed with Bleachers who were eager to be some of the last fans to experience the “From the Studio to the Stage Tour’. From the moment Antonoff took the stage, the crowd was entranced by his charismatic presence and powerful vocals. The setlist was a well-curated mix of hits from their albums, including fan favorites like “I Wanna Get Better” and “Don’t Take the Money,” as well as new tracks that showcased the band’s evolving sound. The Anthem’s state-of-the-art acoustics and lighting enhanced the concert experience, creating an unforgettable evening for everyone in attendance.



Antonoff’s performance was not just a display of musical prowess but also an emotional journey that resonated deeply with the audience. His candid storytelling between songs provided a glimpse into the personal experiences that inspire his music and his love for the northeast was focused on numerous times. Hailing from just up the high in New Jersey, Antonoff and Bleachers are no strangers to the DC area and did many gigs in the area while coming up with the band, The band’s dynamic instrumentation, featuring soaring guitars, robust drums, and Antonoff’s signature synths, created a rich and immersive soundscape.

The night’s biggest highlight was surprise acoustic set from Antonoff as the band drank behind him on stage. During this time he ran through “All My Heroes,” “45” and “91” solo with only the crowd to back him up. By the end of the show, it was clear that Bleachers had left everything on the stage, reaffirming Jack Antonoff’s status as one of the most compelling and influential artists in the contemporary music scene of this century.

Bleachers

'From The Studio to the Stage Tour'


The Anthem - Washington, DC

June 14, 2024

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