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Phoebe Bridgers Reveals Full Track List for New Album Lost Weekend

The 16-song record, her first solo album in six years, arrives August 14 and is divided into three sides.

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2021 Shaky Knees Festival      Phoebe Bridgers    Thomson200 / Wikimedia Commons (CC0)
By Free News Press Editorial Team
Published July 29, 2026 at 1:13 AM PDT

Phoebe Bridgers released the full track list for her third solo album after it leaked online.

Lost Weekend, out August 14 on Dead Oceans, contains 16 songs spread across three sides, making it her longest project to date. Bridgers pushed up her official announcement after the track list circulated without her approval, according to Rolling Stone.

The album's lead single, "Lost Boys," appears on Side A and features background vocals from her boygenius bandmates Julien Baker and Lucy Dacus. Neither Baker nor Dacus is credited as a guest artist on the record. The album is co-produced by Bridgers alongside Tony Berg, Ethan Gruska, and Jack Antonoff.

Lost Weekend is Bridgers' first solo album since Punisher in 2020. In the weeks before the announcement, she wrapped a series of pop-up performances that ended with a phone-free show at Madison Square Garden on June 4.

Side A opens with "The Outside" and runs through "Lost Boys," "Kill Me," "The Governor's Waltz," and "Bobby." Side B includes the title track, "Haunted," "Panorama," "Still Standing," and "Liberty Tree." Side C closes the record with "Never Going Back!," "Other Plans," "Lost Parade," "I Can't Wait," "As Above," and "Lost Weekend (Reprise)."

Bridgers will launch her fall tour, called The Lost Tour, in Indianapolis on September 15. The North American run includes two nights in Brooklyn, two nights in Los Angeles, and a stop in Nashville before she heads to the United Kingdom and Europe in November. Indie artist Alex G will open the North American leg. All North American dates will be phone-free.

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2021 Shaky Knees Music Festival      Phoebe Bridgers    Thomson200 / Wikimedia Commons (CC0)