Jack Antonoff of Bleachers
Daniel Silbert
Sometimes boys just want to have fun. And Jack Antonoff knows more about fun than most.
The alternative rocker (a founding member of Fun.) was a guest of James Corden on the British funnyman’s Late Late Show for a performance that was, well, a bit of fun.
Antonoff spent time backstage with “Magic Pancakes’” writer Owen Roberts and later performed the 11-year-old’s song for the first time on TV with Reggie Watts and the Late Late Show band.
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I’m on the @latelateshow tonight talking about ‘thank you and sorry’ and doing something VERY strange involving magic pancakes and music
— jackantonoff (@jackantonoff) June 16, 2015