Phoebe Bridgers has released her third solo album, Lost Weekend. This marks her first full-length project since 2020 and serves as a follow-up to her 2022 release, Sidelines. The album features 16 tracks produced by Bridgers alongside Tony Berg, Ethan Gruska, Jack Antonoff, and Alex G. The rollout included a series of planetarium listening events and charity shows.
Fans can identify a diverse range of contributors across the record. Notable names include Julien Baker, Lucy Dacus, Bo Burnham, and Conor Oberst, who all provided guest vocals or instrumental support. The production team also brought in specialized talent like multi-instrumentalist Blake Mills and string arranger Rob Moose. Notably, the album includes contributions from Bridgers’ brother, Jackson, and her pug, Maxine.
Technical credits reveal extensive collaborative work. Many tracks rely on string arrangements by Rob Moose and drum contributions from Jack Antonoff, Marshall Vore, and Alex G. The credits confirm the inclusion of samples and specific sound design elements, such as the use of Paul Lansky’s work on the title track.
Bridgers is preparing for a 2026 tour across North America and Europe to support the new release. The North American dates include opening sets from Alex G, while the European leg features performances by Isaac Wood. Listeners can now review the complete list of producers, lyricists, and session musicians involved in each of the 16 tracks via the official album credits.