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Bridgers followed up her Tonight Show surprise with an acoustic version of 'Lost Boys' on Fallon, this time backed by veteran musicians including Dan Reeder, as she promotes Lost Weekend and subtly signals that time moves on even as she remains the constant.
Phoebe Bridgers launches an Itch.io page featuring Lost Boys, a RuneScape-inspired infinite runner tied to her new single, marking her return from hiatus and a playful indie-game tie-in during her hiatus.
Billboard’s Friday Music Guide shines a spotlight on Sombr’s comeback single “My Body Isn’t Ready” with a star-studded video, Phoebe Bridgers’ lead single “Lost Boys” from her upcoming Lost Weekend, and Steve Lacy’s “is it cool?” featuring SZA, along with Gracie Abrams’ “Look at My Life” and other notable releases from Katy Perry, Ryan Beatty, Axwell ft. Bonn, Cobrah & Grimes, Turnpike Troubadours with Sierra Hull, and Alan Jackson.
Phoebe Bridgers released the first single from her upcoming solo album Lost Weekend, 'Lost Boys,' a vocoder-wrapped, brass-sparked track about the 'lost boys' that unfolds in a Renaissance-faire video directed by Lance Oppenheim and Pablo Rochat. Produced with Jack Antonoff and longtime collaborators, the song features guests including Alex G, Lucy Dacus and Julien Baker, and appears ahead of Lost Weekend, due August 14 on Dead Oceans, with Bridgers launching a phoneless tour starting September 15.
Phoebe Bridgers releases 'Lost Boys,' the lead single from her forthcoming solo album Lost Weekend, featuring a star-studded cast (Alex G, Julien Baker, Lucy Dacus, Jack Antonoff, Nate Walcott, Caroline Shaw, and more) with a Renaissance-inspired video; the album arrives August 14 on Dead Oceans, ahead of the Lost Tour.
Phoebe Bridgers announced her third full-length solo album, Lost Weekend, due August 14 on Dead Oceans, after debuting new material at recent shows including a phone-free Madison Square Garden performance. The project reportedly features collaborators like Jack Antonoff and Alex G, with a fall tour announced; this marks her first new material since Boygenius (2023) and Punisher (2020).
Phoebe Bridgers announced her third solo album, Lost Weekend, due August 14 on Dead Oceans. She’s been debuting new material at phoneless pop-up shows and will launch a fall Lost Tour starting September 15 in Indianapolis; no tracklist has been released yet. The project follows 2020’s Punisher and her work with boygenius, with cover art created in collaboration with photographer Gregory Crewdson. The title may nod to John Lennon’s famous “Lost Weekend” era.
Phoebe Bridgers headlined a sold-out, device-free benefit at Madison Square Garden to raise funds for the Immigration Bond Freedom Fund, while calling out ICE and thanking fans for the internet-free zone. She performed eight new songs alongside Nick White and Christian Lee Hutson, and announced The Lost Tour with a no-phones policy across North America, Europe and the UK. Tickets were allocated by random draw via Tidal, with proceeds and additional charity support including PLUS1 contributions for Europe.
Phoebe Bridgers announced the Lost Tour, a phoneless arena trek for fall 2026, kicking off September 15 in Indianapolis and wrapping December 12 in Stockholm, with North American dates (including two Brooklyn shows) and Europe/UK stops; Alex G opens in North America and Isaac Wood opens in Europe; $1 from each ticket goes to RAINN; general tickets go on sale June 12.
Phoebe Bridgers staged a phones-free pop-up at Madison Square Garden, performing eight unreleased tracks in a retro, intimate setting with a small live band; proceeds supported the Immigration Bond Freedom Fund, and Bridgers emphasized artistic control and vulnerability amid rising fame.
Bridgers has unveiled The Lost Tour, a phone-free arena run spanning North America this September–October (with Alex G) and Europe in November–December (with Isaac Wood), with presale details and a $1-per-ticket donation to RAINN.
Phoebe Bridgers has announced her first solo tour in three years, the Lost Tour 2026, kicking off in September with a phone-free policy and Alex G as a guest in North America, followed by European dates with Isaac Wood. $1 from every North American ticket will be donated to RAINN. This marks Bridgers’ first solo run since Punisher (2020) and comes after Boygenius’ The Record (2023); the tour spans major arenas in the U.S. and Canada as well as venues in the UK, Ireland, and mainland Europe.
Phoebe Bridgers has unveiled 2026’s The Lost Tour, a full-band run across North America and Europe with a phone-free venue policy; presales run June 9–11, general on-sale June 12, and $1 from every ticket will go to RAINN. The tour begins September 15 in Indianapolis and will hit major cities including Dublin, Manchester, Glasgow and Birmingham, with Alex G supporting on select dates.
Phoebe Bridgers turned Madison Square Garden into an intimate living room with a strict device-free policy, performing on a small circular stage with a couch and acoustic guitar setup, debuting eight new songs (including a country-leaning piece) and sharing personal stories, while announcing fall tour dates and a charity benefit for ICE detainees.
Phoebe Bridgers has been staging intimate, phone-free surprise performances at small venues (and a larger MSG show) with no recordings allowed, turning fans into real-life investigators and building buzz around a forthcoming album. The scarcity and mystery of the rollout aim to cut through online noise and heighten anticipation, a strategy praised by some as brilliant marketing.