Austin City Limits Tapes Bleachers for Iconic Performance
Austin City Limits will tape a live performance by Bleachers on Sunday, October 11, at 8 p.m. at ACL Live at The Moody Theater, located at 310 W. 2nd Street on Willie Nelson Blvd, acltv.com reported. AXS Events is presenting the taping giveaways, and fans can enter to win passes online while opting in to receive future communications from the production.
Jack Antonoff Brings Tour-Tested Roots to The Moody Theater
Frontman Jack Antonoff built his devotion to the live experience during his teenage years in small-town New Jersey, playing roughly 250 shows a year in VFW halls, anarchist bookstores, and small clubs. That decade-long foundation shaped the band’s formation in 2014, evolving from intimate club gigs to headlining Madison Square Garden. Antonoff calls the connection between the six-strong band and their audience the lifeblood of the group, describing fans as a family where attendees feel understood.
Fifth Studio Album Shapes the Setlist
Bleachers arrives on the Austin City Limits stage highlighting tracks from their fifth studio album, everyone for ten minutes
. The new record moves between shimmering pop-soul, harmony-laden folk-rock, and the sax-assisted New Jersey sound that defines the band. Despite dipping into darker lyrical territory, Antonoff frames the album as an optimistic project rooted in his enduring hope for art.

Frequently Asked Questions About the ACL Taping
How do fans enter for taping passes?
Fans can enter to win passes through AXS Events by submitting their information online, which includes opting in to receive communications from Austin City Limits.
What venue is hosting the Bleachers performance?
ACL Live at The Moody Theater, situated at 310 W. 2nd Street on Willie Nelson Blvd in Austin, is hosting the October 11 taping.
What material is the band featuring during the show?
The six-piece band is highlighting selections from their fifth studio album, everyone for ten minutes
, alongside their established catalog of emotionally charged rock.
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