Phoebe Bridgers has confirmed the full track list for her third studio album, Lost Weekend, after the details leaked online. The album arrives on 14 August via Dead Oceans, an independent label based in Bloomington, Indiana. Rolling Stone

The record runs to 16 songs, making it Bridgers' longest project to date. It is her first solo album in six years, following 2020's Punisher. The material is split across three sides — Side A, Side B and Side C — a structure borrowed from vinyl sequencing.

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

Bridgers co-produced the album alongside Tony Berg, Ethan Gruska and Jack Antonoff. The list of credited guest artists is empty. That said, "Lost Boys" — the lead single, placed on Side A — features background vocals from Julien Baker and Lucy Dacus, Bridgers' bandmates in the indie group boygenius. The two sing on the track without formal credit.

Bridgers first announced Lost Weekend on Instagram on 24 June 2026. The track list followed in July.

A tour will support the record. "The Lost Tour" begins in Indianapolis on 15 September and stops in Brooklyn for two nights, Los Angeles for two nights and Nashville before crossing to the UK and Europe in November. Indie artist Alex G will open the North American leg. Those shows will be phone-free, meaning audience members must secure their devices in locked pouches for the duration of the performance.

For listeners who have waited six years for new solo material from Bridgers, the three-sided structure and the 16-song count suggest something more expansive than her previous work. The presence of Baker and Dacus on "Lost Boys" — even without formal billing — keeps the boygenius connection alive for an artist whose solo career and band work have run on parallel tracks.