Phoebe Bridgers Lost Weekend track list reveals 16-song album
Phoebe Bridgers unveiled the Lost Weekend track list after a leak, setting up a 16-song album due Aug. 14 on Dead Oceans.
By Bianca Rossi · Entertainment Editor
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Phoebe Bridgers has made the Phoebe Bridgers Lost Weekend track list official, revealing a 16-song lineup for her third studio album after Rolling Stone reported the list had leaked.
Lost Weekend is due Aug. 14 through Dead Oceans. Rolling Stone reported that the album is arranged across three sides, making it Bridgers’ longest project so far.
The record follows Punisher, Bridgers’ 2020 solo album, and marks her first solo full-length in six years. The new album’s lead single, “Lost Boys,” arrived after the album announcement last month and appears on Side A.
What is Phoebe Bridgers' Lost Weekend track list?
The full Lost Weekend track list is split into Side A, Side B and Side C. Rolling Stone published the sequencing as follows:
- Side A: “The Outside”
- Side A: “Lost Boys”
- Side A: “Kill Me”
- Side A: “The Governor’s Waltz”
- Side A: “Bobby”
- Side B: “Lost Weekend”
- Side B: “Haunted”
- Side B: “Panorama”
- Side B: “Still Standing”
- Side B: “Liberty Tree”
- Side C: “Never Going Back!”
- Side C: “Other Plans”
- Side C: “Lost Parade”
- Side C: “I Can’t Wait”
- Side C: “As Above”
- Side C: “Lost Weekend (Reprise)”
Rolling Stone reported that “Lost Boys” features vocals from Bridgers’ boygenius bandmates Julien Baker and Lucy Dacus. The publication also noted that the newly released track list does not show any credited guest artists, with Baker and Dacus appearing as background vocalists on that song.
Who worked on Lost Weekend?
According to Rolling Stone, Bridgers co-produced Lost Weekend with Tony Berg, Ethan Gruska and Jack Antonoff. The album continues a solo run that has been quiet on the full-length front since Punisher, even as Bridgers has remained visible through other projects and live appearances.
Before the album details surfaced, Bridgers completed a run of pop-up performances. Rolling Stone reported that those shows ended June 4 with a phone-free concert at Madison Square Garden.
When does Phoebe Bridgers tour for Lost Weekend?
Bridgers is scheduled to begin The Lost Tour on Sept. 15 in Indianapolis, according to Rolling Stone. The run includes two-night stops in Brooklyn and Los Angeles, along with a Nashville date, before she heads to the U.K. and Europe in November.
Indie artist Alex G is set to open the North American leg. Rolling Stone reported that the North American dates will be phone-free, continuing the no-phones approach Bridgers used at Madison Square Garden.
This story draws on original reporting from Rolling Stone.