Jack Antonoff

He plays a Candy apple red Fender Jaguar with two single coil pickups in the video, All the Pretty girls.

In an NPR article, Shane Timm - Jack Antonoff's guitar tech - talks about his troubles with Antonoff's vintage 1968 Gibson ES-330. Previous to this role, Timm worked as a technician for Mercedes Benz and BMW, and talks about his aptitude for fixing things:

“It's another piece of equipment belonging to Antanoff that gives Timm the most trouble: a red, vintage 1968 Gibson ES-330 electric guitar. Timm says he's fixed the instrument so many times it'll eventually be "a very old body with all brand new parts."

"It's like it's a person almost, and it wants to just mess with me. And it could be as simple as like, [Jack] just set it down on the ground a little awkwardly and for some reason as it wobbles around on the floor a wire decides to go," he says. "But every time I tackle it and I fix it, ... I fix something new.”” (original source here)

Jack Antonoff is seen playing a Gretsch 6106 Princess during Bleachers' performance of "How Dare You Want More" on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. The guitar matches a model previously sold in Brooklyn, where Antonoff resides, notable for its similar wear and distinctive yellow color.

In this photo, Jack Antonoff can be seen playing an Epiphone Wilshire Phant-o-matic guitar in a live performance with Fun at the Bunbury Music Festival in Cincinnati.

In this image from Bleachers’s performance at SXSW 2019, Antonoff can be seen playing his Fender American Performer Jazzmaster in 3-color sunburst. Guitar is modified to have the traditional vintage Jazzmaster tremolo.

This is Jacks collection of guitars. All the way on the right, you can see the National Glenwood Guitar.

In this article, Jack shows off his Vintage Telecaster for EW magazine: https://ew.com/music/jack-antonoff-studio-photos/?slide=5670902#5670902

In this video, Jack Antonoff can be seen playing a Gibson SJ-200 Standard in a live performing "Somebody That I Used to Know" with Fun and Hayley Williams on BBC 1 Radio.

In this provided video, Jack Antonoff uses his Fender Stratocaster Deluxe Candy Apple Red to play "Rollercoaster".

At 1.12, Jack can be seen using an Epiphone ES-335 Pro during the In-Ride Sessions with Charlie XCX.

In this video of Jack at Alt 98.7 fm(Rockstars Karaoke w Jack Antonoff), one can cleary see Jack using a Gibson LG-2 American Eagle acoustic guitar.

Jack often uses the Limited Edition Wilshire Pro guitar in his live performances of Shadow, Like A River Runs, Carry On (from his time in fun.), and Don't Take The Money (as seen in the video at 1:55). This Alpine White guitar perfectly fits Bleachers' use of black and white in the Strange Desire and Gone Now album covers. Jack has stated that "black and white creates a strange dreamscape that color never can." These colors are also symbolic of his anthemic Bleachers music, inspired by the Beatles and Bruce Springsteen, to which fans can both dance and cry.

Jack Antonoff from band Fun. is playing in The X Factor show in this video, and from 2:25-2:28, there is a clear shot of Jack playing the Gibson ES 335.

In this video, Jack Antonoff can be seen playing a Epiphone Riviera Custom P-93 Royale in a live performance with Fun.

At 0:11, Jack Antonoff can be seen using a Gibson ES335 to play The Only One, by Kanye West.

Jack Antonoff uses the Gretsch Jack Antonoff Signature Electromatic CVT Corvette guitar, which is his signature model. According to a Reverb listing, this guitar was developed in collaboration with Antonoff and is designed to capture his innovative spirit, offering a blend of vintage flair and modern performance.

In the video titled In-Ride Sessions: Charli XCX x Bleachers on YouTube, at 1:32, Jack Antonoff is clearly seen using an Epiphone Dot guitar. This video is authored by Charli XCX on her official channel.