Phoebe Bridgers has officially opened a new chapter for her fans, announcing the release of her album Lost Weekend, following a six-year wait. To kick off this fresh era, she has released the first taste with the single “Lost Boys,” a track that immediately captures the intimate, atmospheric mood of her latest work.
The track itself is a masterclass in layered sound, born from an impressive creative lineup. “Lost Boys” was produced by the formidable trio of Tony Berg, Ethan Gruska, and Jack Antonoff. Adding depth to the sonic landscape were contributions from Alex G, who provided additional production, drums, and voice memo, alongside shared vocals from her boygenius bandmates, Lucy Dacus and Julien Baker.
The depth of the collaboration extends across the creative team. Other key contributors on the track include longtime collaborators such as Christian Lee Hutson on acoustic guitar, Marshall Vore on drums and percussion, Harrison Whitford on electric and twelve-string guitar, Blake Mills on synthesizers, and Chris Thile on mandolin. The result is a rich tapestry of sound that speaks to the enduring strength of her musical circle.
Lost Weekend is slated for release on August 14th via Dead Oceans. Beyond the studio release, Bridgers is embarking on an ambitious phone-free tour supporting the album starting in September. This journey will feature high-profile collaborations, notably with Alex G, Isaac Wood, and Anaïs.
The tour schedule is extensive, spanning major venues across the United States and internationally. Fans can look forward to seeing her perform at iconic locations, including Brooklyn shows at the Barclays Center on September 24th, 25th, and 26th, alongside appearances at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, as well as dates across major cities like Chicago, Boston, Nashville, and Los Angeles.
The schedule stretches through the fall and winter months, taking attendees from Indianapolis and St. Paul to Toronto, Dublin, and various European cities, demonstrating a truly global reach for this new artistic endeavor. The upcoming tour will continue to unfold across numerous venues until December 2026.
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