Phoebe Bridgers is back with a bang, unleashing her long-awaited new single 'Lost Boys' into the world, marking an eagerly anticipated four-year wait since we last heard from this critically acclaimed songstress. The soothing soundscape of this track offers our first tantalising glimpse into what promises to be a mighty album, 'Lost Weekend', dropping on 14th August.
The music video for 'Lost Boys' is a captivating tale of magic and mystery, set against the rich backdrop of a Renaissance faire. Phoebe Bridgers stars as an elf, surrounded by knights in shining armour, while actor Skyler Gisondo brings his own brand of charm to the proceedings. It's not just a pretty face – behind the enchanting visuals lies a collaborative effort from some of indie folk's finest, including her Boygenius bandmates Lucy Dacus and Julien Baker, as well as Christian Lee Hutson on acoustic guitar and Jack Antonoff on various instruments.
Phoebe Bridgers is back to reclaim the spotlight with 'Lost Boys', hot on the heels of a recent press release that promises her new album 'Lost Weekend' will showcase her at the height of her powers. With its rich musical motifs refined and new elements introduced, this album has all the makings of a modern classic. Don't just take our word for it – Phoebe herself took to the stage in Roswell, New Mexico last month, offering a tantalising glimpse into what's to come.
But 'Lost Boys' is only the beginning. A show-stopping seven new tracks debuted at Madison Square Garden recently, with fans going wild for the melancholic yet astute observational style that defined her previous album 'Punisher'. It seems Phoebe Bridgers has been quietly honing her craft in the intervening years, blending slow strumming guitars and orchestration to create a sound that seamlessly blends Americana and indie folk. Some of these new compositions even nod back to the candidness of her 2017 debut, 'Stranger in the Alps'.
Beyond the music lies an exciting tour schedule – Phoebe Bridgers will be taking to stages across the UK, Ireland, and North America, with support acts Alex G for North American dates and Isaac Wood for UK and European performances. But hold on to your tickets – Phoebe's also got a surprise in store for us all: a 'no phones' policy at all upcoming gigs, promising an even more immersive live experience than before.