Phoebe Bridgers Reveals ‘Lost Weekend’ Track List
The 16-track project, her first solo album in six years, arrives in August By Malik Davis Malik Davis Contact Malik Davis by Email View all posts by Malik Davis July 28, 2026 Phoebe Bridgers performs on 'The Tonight Show' on July 14, 2026. Todd Owyoung/NBC/Getty Images Phoebe Bridgers’ has announced the track list for her third studio album, Lost Weekend, which will be out on Aug. 14 via Dead Oceans. The singer-songwriter made the announcement after revealing that the album’s track list had leaked, pushing her to officially unveil it herself. The album will be divided into three sides, and features 16 songs, making it Bridgers’ longest project to date. Her lead single, “Lost Boys,” which was released following the album announcement last month, appears on Side A and features vocals from her boygenius bandmates Julien Baker and Lucy Dacus. Lost Weekend marks Bridgers’ first solo album in six years, following the release of 2020’s Punisher. Ahead of the announcement, the musician wrapped a series of pop-up performances, which concluded with a phone-free show at Madison Square Garden on June 4. The project is co-produced by Bridgers alongside Tony Berg, Ethan Gruska, and Jack Antonoff. Based on the newly released track list, the album will not feature any credited guest artists (Baker and Dacus sing background vocals on “Lost Boys.”) View this post on Instagram Bridgers will kick off her fall trek, The Lost Tour, in Indianapolis on Sept. 15. The tour will make stops in Brooklyn for two nights, Los Angeles for two nights, and Nashville before she heads overseas for dates across the U.K. and Europe in November. Indie artist Alex G will serve as the opening act for the North American leg, which will be completely phone-free. Lost Weekend Track ListSIDE A1. “The Outside”2. “Lost Boys”3. “Kill Me”4. “The Governor’s Waltz”5. “Bobby” Trending Stories Trump Can’t Help Taking a Snooze at Lindsey Graham’s Funeral

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