After a period of quiet reflection, Phoebe Bridgers is back with a fresh wave of sound, announcing her first studio album in six years. Titled Lost Weekend, the double LP will be released on August 14 via Dead Oceans, promising a deep dive into her evolving artistic vision.
The news arrived following performances that leaned into intimacy, taking fans on quieter, more personal journeys through new material at surprise shows and smaller gatherings. This focused approach set the stage for what feels like a deeply personal artistic statement.
While details about the record remain intentionally sparse—with only sixteen tracks released and no immediate song titles or liner notes available—Bridgers has offered a glimpse into the creative process by confirming that her first single will be released tomorrow, inviting immediate anticipation from fans eager to hear the new work.
The aesthetic of the album is already generating buzz, with accompanying artwork providing an evocative visual representation of the mood and emotion woven through the music.
Beyond the studio release, Bridgers is gearing up for a significant live experience with The Lost Tour this fall. The tour features Alex G opening the way, promising an immersive experience that blends her critically acclaimed songwriting with a vibrant stage presence.
The autumn leg of the tour includes highly anticipated Brooklyn dates at the Barclays Center on September 25 and 26, setting the stage for a spectacular run across the country. The schedule is packed, featuring sold-out performances in major cities including Indianapolis, Chicago, Boston, and Nashville, culminating in an extensive run through the East Coast and European venues.
This extensive tour schedule demonstrates the immense demand for Bridgers’ music, offering fans countless opportunities to experience her latest work live as she takes them on a journey with new music and familiar melancholy.
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