All current information on Phoebe Bridgers’ ‘Lost Weekend’
Phoebe Bridgers has made a significant announcement about her upcoming album, Lost Weekend, which is scheduled for release on August 14 through Dead Oceans. In addition to revealing the album title and release date, Bridgers has also shared the abstract, sci-fi-inspired cover art for the album.
The announcement of Lost Weekend follows a high-profile benefit concert at Madison Square Garden that Bridgers headlined to raise funds for the Community Justice Exchange’s Immigration Bond Freedom Fund. The show stood out for its unique one-dollar ticket pricing and a strict no-phones policy. This event offered a sneak peek into her upcoming arena tour, which also prohibits the use of phones during performances. Tickets for the tour sold out rapidly in both North America and the UK.
Lost Weekend will mark Bridgers’s first solo album release since Punisher in 2020. Produced by Ethan Gruska and Tony Berg, Punisher’s cinematic sound and introspective lyrics struck a chord with audiences during the initial COVID-19 lockdown phase. Following the success of Punisher, Bridgers collaborated with Lucy Dacus and Julien Baker in the group boygenius, which garnered critical acclaim and earned them multiple GRAMMY Awards.
Fans who managed to secure tickets for Bridgers’s upcoming arena tour can expect to hear tracks from Lost Weekend live on stage. The tour dates include stops across major cities in North America and the UK, with most venues already sold out due to high demand for tickets.
The tour schedule reveals a packed itinerary from September to December, covering a wide range of locations including Indianapolis, Chicago, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Washington, Toronto, Detroit, Boston, Charlotte, Nashville, Atlanta, Austin, Fort Worth, Denver, Salt Lake City, Seattle, Vancouver, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Dublin, Manchester, Glasgow, Birmingham, London, Paris, Brussels, Amsterdam, Düsseldorf, Berlin, Copenhagen, and Stockholm. Various shows will feature support acts Alex G, Isaac Wood, and Anaïs.
Phoebe Bridgers’s Lost Weekend marks a highly anticipated return to her solo work, and fans are eager for the album to drop in August. With the upcoming arena tour already sold out in many locations, Bridgers’s live performances are sure to be an unforgettable experience for all lucky ticket holders.