• Bleachers Get a Little Witchy With “Caught Myself Believing” for ‘Practical Magic 2’

    Bleachers get a little witchy with “Caught Myself Believing,” their new song from the Practical Magic 2 soundtrack, as Jack Antonoff and the band continue a massive year of new music and touring.

  • Troye Sivan’s “She’s the Best” Is Supposed to Celebrate Women. So Why Does It Feel So Misogynistic?

    Troye Sivan’s “She’s the Best” presents itself as a celebration of women and femininity, but its sexualized lyrics and starkly different portrayals of women raise uncomfortable questions about misogyny, privilege and who gets to define womanhood. From the perspective of a femme lesbian, the video feels less like an ode to women than a reminder of how easily women can become symbols in somebody else’s story.

  • Bleachers Release ‘Live at The Stone Pony’ Concert Film as North American Tour Kicks Off

    Bleachers have shared their new Live at The Stone Pony concert film, capturing a celebratory hometown performance in Asbury Park following the release of their fifth studio album, everyone for ten minutes. The release arrives as Jack Antonoff and company launch the North American leg of their Bleachers Forever Tour, bringing new songs and fan favorites to audiences across the U.S., Canada, Europe, and the U.K.