Инстаграм Джека Антоноффа

thank you austin. 1: stubb’s by @shane_timm 2: eating @franklinbbq in the parking lot before fly back to NY 3: mikey and @sleepybrown (who produced songs on gone now and is an actual legend) 4: into it love @rachaelray 5: my ass by @carlottiica

this is where i write most ::

one day

this is heaven

@anthonypham came to document grammys but we just played mtg all day

me and real life jerry mcguire and magic cards by @anthonypham

what a wonderful night- love annie ( @st_vincent ) deeply and loved every moment of making this album with her + happy to live in a world where we could win a grammy for it. also pls enjoy rachel with al and the other photos that felt like last night this morning.

don’t know who made it but into it

the one who wasn’t there last night but was the most important and will be most remembered for doing the most good

make tv great again thanks for this hat @ilandress

unintentional joel maisel / midge maisel :: LOVE you @michaelbaileygates

and this is who i am most excited to see in 2019 .... i love you people. few pics from my favorite shows this year. furiously in the studio getting ready to bring the next chapter to you. mostly looking forward but these shows in 2018 meant the world to us. love you! happy new year

these are the headlines i screen shot in 2018 — @tavitulle thanks for reminding me that i do this as well

dollywood

born in the shadow ...

late 90s / new jersey @njpparchives

on this day we recognize ricky’s big birthday! love you

uncle stanley died on friday. the best person. deeply positive and ahead of his time. the most antonoff antonoff ever. love him

last night: the 5th annual TAC talent show. @rachelantonoff and i thank you. to everyone who came out - i know those tickets were not cheap but every dollar goes to LGBTQ youth and proud to say we raised 200k last night. thank you to all artists who came together to make this happen. @jacnov @chrislaker @lanadelrey @hayleykiyoko @taylorswift @matsor @mitskileaks @reginaspektor @andrewdost @thesheertruth ::: last night felt like we have really got this tradition to good place. excited for next year. loved every minute of that show — phots by @danielgsilbert

terrible thrills vol 3 comes in the form of a 4 part record club. it will feature bleachers songs from gone now re-imagined by mitski, julien baker, ani difranco and muna as well as demos and new versions of the songs. the concept behind terrible thrills is to create a final version of an album at the end of its cycle. that is will take different shapes for different times. this time around is half in the tradition of female artists remaking the songs and part new in re written lyrics and productions. this collection will only be officially released on vinyl and will only be sold this one time as a whole series. you can get it at the bleachers store now. long live terrible thrills. . photo by @carlottiica back cover art by @__mutantalia__ #1 "Let’s Get Married" - Mitski "Mickey Mantle Comes Alive" - Bleachers 7" #2 "I Miss the Last Days of Disco" - Bleachers "Don’t Take the Money (Demo)" - Bleachers / "All My Heroes" - Muna / "Hate That You Slow Me Down" - Bleachers 7" #3 "Everybody Lost Somebody" - Julien Baker "Good Morning After a Breakup" - Bleachers/ "Vietnam Documentary" - Bleachers 7" #4 "Foreign Girls" - Ani DiFranco "And, Nothing Is You" - Bleachers

pictures from this week in LA

here it is! the 5th annual @allycoalition talent show. all proceeds go to homeless LGBT youth centers such as new alternatives in NYC and ruth ellis center in detroit. we’ve been working with these centers for years now and what they do is vital. let’s get together this night and support the 40 percent of homeless youth who are LGBT and need services and shelter. i’m so proud to be doing it again at town hall :: see you all on 12/5! got some surprises as well —- also, pretty sure we can get rachel to continue the tradition of taking an edible before hosting. ticket info and link in stories — @mitskileaks @reginaspektor @andrewdost @lanadelrey @thesheertruth @jacnov @bleachersmusic @matsor @hayleykiyoko

cornholio all grown up post show san fran 10.24.18 pic @carlottiica

10/5/18 i loved this event. thank you to @andrewmarantz for the best interview and conversation i can remember. one day i will do a full tour with just a piano in small theatres and take apart the songs and talk about them. “new jersey’s finest new yorker”

show was cancelled for bad weather so i did this tonight

making MAC in LA. (12 string, grand piano, mellotron, model D and lana. no programming on this one, all done in the room)

thank you chicago and riot fest and whoever took these pics

@rachelantonoff 🤩🤩🤩 “Vacation dressing (and the whimsy that comes with it) has become a big inspiration at NYFW this season. Rachel Antonoff’s take is not your expected beach dresses and tropical prints, however. The designer looked to off-duty-dad style icons—see Clark Griswold and her own dad, Ricky—finding both a funky freedom and a serious functionality in the way dads dress on holiday: you know, the whole Hawaiian-shirt-with-cargo-shorts look. Antonoff is meeting both needs with her Spring 2019 collection. On one end of the spectrum, there is a practical fanny pack in butter yellow, a color-blocked anorak with coordinating sport shorts, and a utility jumpsuit in tomato red. On the other, maxi skirts and bra tops in a custom prawn print, a lilac tie-dye wrap dress with a little flou, and separates in a 16-bit pattern inspired by the computer game The Oregon Trail. Antonoff photographed these pieces on model Camilla Deterre on a staycation around Times Square. She poses in a souvenir shop, takes a late lunch at Sardi’s (a portrait of Antonoff’s brother, Jack, hangs in the background), and smiles broadly with various groups of tourists. While other designers harped on the fantasy of vacation, the far-flung daydreams of sandy shores or imagined palazzos, Antonoff has wisely set her holiday at home. The reality is, of course, that women need something to wear the 50 weeks they are not on vacation—and that something should make them exactly as happy as they would be standing on the boardwalk, eating Italian ice, and not checking their emails.”