Bleachers Closes Out Troubadour Run With a Chicks Collab
Jack Antonoff's Bleachers brought the energy and the features to cap off five nights at the legendary venue.

Bleachers wrapped up a five-night stand at the Troubadour last night, and they made sure the final show hit different. Jack Antonoff brought out The Chicks for what sounds like a moment — mixing that indie pop precision with country swagger is exactly the kind of move that makes a residency closer feel special, not like you're just running through the motions.
The setlist balanced deep cuts and classics with material off their recent album everyone for ten minutes, which means the crowd got fed across the whole Bleachers catalog. That's the move when you've got the room locked down for multiple nights — you can take people on a real journey instead of just hitting the hits.
Five nights in one venue is a commitment, and the fact they ended it with a collaboration that actually makes sense (instead of just a random feature flex) shows the intention was there. Bleachers clearly knew how to make each night matter.
Read the full story at The Hollywood Reporter → https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/music/music-news/bleachers-concert-review-troubador-1236703808/
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