Phoebe Bridgers Releases 'Lost Boys', First Single from 'Lost Weekend' Album with Stellar Collaborations

After a six-year hiatus since her last solo album, Phoebe Bridgers returns with the release of the lead single 'Lost Boys', which is part of her new work entitled *Lost Weekend*. This track marks his first solo song in four years and features an impressive list of collaborations that enrich the song's sound and atmosphere. Vocal guests include renowned names such as Julien Baker, Lucy Dacus and Caroline Shaw, who add emotional layers and vocal textures to the song. On the instrumental, Alex G contributes drums and vocal recordings, while Jack Antonoff takes on multiple roles, playing electric guitar, synthesizers, drums and vocoder. The track also features Nate Walcott, from Bright Eyes, on trumpet, Blake Mills on synthesizers, Chris Thile on mandoline and Christian Lee Hutson on acoustic guitar, forming a team of musicians who elevate the production to a sophisticated and engaging level. 'Lost Boys' revisits themes that are characteristic of Bridgers' work, such as youth, restlessness and a sense of alienation, expressed in the opening of the song with the phrase: "On a motorbike, doing 90 in a 55 to another life". This line highlights the search for escape and transformation, elements that permeate the artist's lyrical universe. To accompany the release, Phoebe released a music video directed by Lance Oppenheim and Pablo Rochat, where she plays an elf in a setting reminiscent of a Renaissance-style video game. The video also features the participation of actor Skyler Gisondo, known for his role in *Superman*, adding a narrative and visual touch that complements the atmosphere of the song. Before the album's official release, Bridgers performed a series of surprise shows, including a cellphone-free performance at Madison Square Garden, where he performed eight new songs, generating great anticipation among fans. This strategy reinforces their commitment to intimate and authentic musical experiences. Furthermore, the tour that will accompany the album *Lost Weekend* will be marked by an innovation: all arena shows in the UK, US and Europe will be held without the use of electronic devices, with the use of Yondr pouches to ensure that the audience disconnects and fully engages with the live performance. Phoebe Bridgers is also expanding her artistic career beyond music. She will make her film debut alongside Robert Pattinson in the A24 film, *To Catch a Predator*, which portrays the famous 2000s TV show of the same name, showing her versatility and interest in new creative challenges. The album *Lost Weekend*, successor to 2020's acclaimed *Punisher*, is scheduled for release on August 14, 2026. With *Lost Boys*, Phoebe Bridgers demonstrates that she maintains her essence and ability to innovate, bringing together talents and exploring deep themes that resonate with her audience. Below, watch the official music video for 'Lost Boys' and check out this new phase of the artist.