Listen to ‘Lost Weekend’ with Phoebe Bridgers at the Planetarium

When a musical artist decides to launch a new album, they don’t just release music—they create an event. Phoebe Bridgers is doing just that, turning her upcoming work, Lost Weekend, into a breathtaking, interstellar experience for her global fanbase.

Beginning this Monday, August 10, Bridgers is treating her audience to an unprecedented live debut, bringing the magic of music and astrophysics directly into the world’s most incredible venues: planetariums. This isn’t just a concert; it’s an immersive voyage where sound meets starlight.

The journey unfolds inside these cosmic halls. Each listening party will be accompanied by spectacular visual displays, featuring either a custom drone show designed by artist Babak Tafreshi or a mesmerizing laser show crafted by Laser Fantasy. The celestial backdrop ensures that every moment of the album’s debut is an unparalleled spectacle.

The logistics behind this visionary tour are as unique as the experience itself. To ensure the focus remains entirely on the art and the environment, these events are deliberately designed to be phone- and camera-free. All recording and filming devices are secured in Yondr pouches upon arrival at the planetarium, creating a truly unplugged, awe-filled atmosphere.

This collaboration merges Bridgers’s artistry with the wonders of space on an enormous scale. The experience is designed to pull the audience out of the everyday and into a universe of wonder, where sound waves dance across stellar projections.

The event takes place through Friday, August 14, giving attendees multiple opportunities to witness this cosmic convergence. While the magic happens in dozens of cities—from Boston and Chicago to San Francisco and New York—the unique Canadian date is set at Vancouver’s H.R. MacMillan Space Centre.

The reach of this stellar tour is truly global, connecting audiences across continents with shared moments of celestial beauty and musical brilliance. Fans interested in participating in this extraordinary event can find further details and ticket information by visiting the official site for more details on participating planetariums.