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United States Jack Antonoff is a Grammy-winning singer, songwriter, and record producer, recognized for his contributions to popular music through his band Bleachers and extensive collaborations with prominent artists.
Antonoff has extensively collaborated with Taylor Swift, co-writing and producing numerous songs across her albums, including '1989', 'Reputation', 'Lover', 'Folklore', 'Evermore', 'Midnights', and 'The Tortured Poets Department'. Their partnership has resulted in multiple Grammy Awards and chart-topping hits.
Jack Antonoff co-wrote, produced, and performed on Lorde's albums 'Melodrama' and 'Solar Power'. Their collaboration on 'Melodrama' was critically acclaimed, with Antonoff's production noted for its use of empty space and dynamic arrangements.
Antonoff has served as a co-producer and co-writer for Lana Del Rey's albums, including 'Norman Fucking Rockwell!', 'Chemtrails Over the Country Club', and 'Did You Know That There's a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd'. Their work together has been praised for its distinctive 'bohemian folk' and psychedelic rock influences.
Antonoff produced St. Vincent’s fifth studio album, 'Masseduction', and contributed to her sixth album, 'Daddy's Home'. 'Masseduction' won a Grammy for Best Rock Song, highlighting Antonoff's diverse production skills.
Antonoff contributed to the production of Pink's seventh studio album, 'Beautiful Trauma'.
Antonoff's collaborations with Kendrick Lamar include producing the songs 'Squabble Up' and 'Luther' from Lamar's 2024 album 'GNX', both of which topped the Billboard Hot 100 chart. He also produced Lamar’s diss track '6:16 in LA'.
Antonoff co-wrote and produced five tracks on Sabrina Carpenter's sixth studio album 'Short n' Sweet', including the number-one single 'Please Please Please'. He is also set to co-write and co-produce the majority of her seventh studio album 'Man's Best Friend'.
Antonoff is credited as a producer for Doja Cat's 2025 album 'Vie'.
Jack Antonoff announced an extensive new partnership with music executive Jamie Oborne, including new management and a joint venture. He also signed global deals with Dirty Hit, Oborne's record label, and Universal Music Publishing Group, and launched his own imprint, Shadow of the City, under Dirty Hit.
Jack Antonoff signed a global publishing deal with Universal Music Publishing Group.
As a producer, Antonoff has worked with Diana Ross.
As a producer, Jack Antonoff has worked with Harry Styles.
As a producer, Jack Antonoff has worked with Sia.
As a producer, Jack Antonoff has worked with Grimes.
As a producer, Jack Antonoff has worked with Carly Rae Jepsen. He co-wrote 'Brave' with Sara Bareilles, and Carly Rae Jepsen was a performer at his Shadow of the City festival.
As a producer, Jack Antonoff has worked with Kevin Abstract, specifically handling production on his solo album 'Arizona Baby'.
As a producer, Jack Antonoff has worked with The Chicks.
Antonoff collaborated with Florence + The Machine, producing eight tracks off their fifth studio album 'Dance Fever', including singles 'King' and 'Free'.
Jack Antonoff participated in an intimate discussion about his production and collaboration insights at Electric Lady Studios, featured on Apple Music.
There is a playlist on Spotify featuring all the songs Jack Antonoff has produced.
Jack Antonoff co-wrote the Grammy-nominated song 'Brave' with Sara Bareilles.
Antonoff co-founded The Ally Coalition with his sister, Rachel Antonoff. This organization hosts an annual benefit concert, 'The Talent Show,' which has raised over $2 million to support LGBT issues. It is intertwined with his Shadow of the City festival.
In 2015, Antonoff created a Google Play docuseries titled 'Thank You and Sorry,' which combined scripted scenes and footage from Bleachers shows. It included cameos from various personalities, including Chad Smith.
Lena Dunham made a cameo in Jack Antonoff's 2015 Google Play docuseries 'Thank You and Sorry.'
Rosie Perez made a cameo in Jack Antonoff's 2015 Google Play docuseries 'Thank You and Sorry.'
Olivia Wilde made a cameo in Jack Antonoff's 2015 Google Play docuseries 'Thank You and Sorry.'
Colin Quinn made a cameo in Jack Antonoff's 2015 Google Play docuseries 'Thank You and Sorry.'
Jason Mantzoukas made a cameo in Jack Antonoff's 2015 Google Play docuseries 'Thank You and Sorry.'
Antonoff co-produced The 1975's fifth studio album, 'Being Funny in a Foreign Language'. The band also performed at his Shadow of the City festival.
Antonoff co-produced Gracie Abrams' album 'The Secret of Us' and the track 'Us' featuring Taylor Swift.
Antonoff co-produced Rob Grant's debut studio album, 'Lost at Sea', including the single 'Hollywood Bowl' which features Lana Del Rey.
Antonoff produced a remix version of Paramore's track 'Sanity'.
Antonoff co-wrote and co-produced the majority of Sabrina Carpenter's seventh studio album 'Man's Best Friend' alongside Carpenter and John Ryan.
Jack Antonoff was born on March 31, 1984, in Bergenfield, New Jersey. He grew up in New Milford and Woodcliff Lake, New Jersey. From a young age, Antonoff showed a strong interest in music, learning guitar at age 12 with his father. During high school in 1998, he formed the punk rock band Outline with friends, self-releasing an EP and an album before the band concluded in 2002. The death of his younger sister, Sarah, at age 13 from brain cancer during his senior year deeply influenced his artistic path. This personal experience has been a driving force behind his creative output throughout his career.
In 2001, Antonoff co-founded the indie rock band Steel Train, serving as its lead singer. The band signed with Drive-Thru Records and released several albums, including “For You My Dear” (2003), “Twilight Tales from the Prairies of the Sun” (2005), and “Steel Train” (2010). Steel Train performed on national television and at major festivals like Bonnaroo and Lollapalooza. In 2008, he joined Nate Ruess and Andrew Dost to form the pop rock band Fun. Fun. achieved significant commercial success with their 2012 album “Some Nights,” which included the chart-topping single “We Are Young.” The band received two Grammy Awards in 2013 for Best New Artist and Song of the Year for “We Are Young,” marking a significant milestone in Antonoff’s career.
In 2014, Antonoff launched his solo project, Bleachers, which he had conceptualized for a decade. The debut single, “I Wanna Get Better,” reached number one on the U.S. Alternative charts. Bleachers released albums such as “Strange Desire” (2014), “Gone Now” (2017), and “Take The Sadness Out Of Saturday Night” (2021). Parallel to his band work, Antonoff became a highly sought-after producer and songwriter, collaborating with artists including Taylor Swift, Lorde, Lana Del Rey, and St. Vincent. His production work on Taylor Swift’s albums “1989,” “Folklore,” and “Midnights” earned him multiple Album of the Year Grammy Awards. Antonoff has also curated film soundtracks for “One Chance,” “Fifty Shades Darker,” “Love, Simon,” and “Minions: The Rise of Gru.”
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