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Bleachers announce new album, share single 'You and Forever'

The band's new album, 'Everyone for Ten Minutes', comes out in May.

Bleachers announce new album, share single 'You and Forever'
Billy Eff
By Billy EffFeb 12, 2026
Billy Eff

Billy Eff is the Content Director for Rolling Stone Canada. An award-winning journalist and columnist, he has previously contributed to outlets including VICE and Urbania. A passionate advocate for underground music and a musician himself, he has conducted several hundred interviews with artists and industry professionals across a wide range of styles and genres over the past 15 years. He is based in Montréal, Québec.

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Bleachers have announced their fifth studio album, Everyone for Ten Minutes, due out May 22 via Dirty Hit. The release follows 2024’s self-titled Bleachers and continues a project Jack Antonoff launched in 2014 with Strange Desire.

The lead single, You and Forever, is available now. Built around layered synthesizers and a gradual rhythmic build, the track aligns with the band’s signature sounds. A video directed by Alex Lockett accompanies the song and features Margaret Qualley alongside Antonoff.

While Bleachers remains Antonoff’s primary outlet as a frontman and songwriter, the new album arrives amid his ongoing work as one of the most in-demand producers in contemporary pop. In recent years, he has co-written and produced extensively for Taylor Swift and Lana Del Rey, and contributed to major releases by artists including Lorde, St. Vincent, and Florence + the Machine. More recently, he has collaborated with Sabrina Carpenter and worked on material with Kendrick Lamar, further extending his reach across pop and hip-hop.

According to press materials, Everyone for Ten Minutes combines darker lyrical themes with an overall optimistic tone.

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