Overview
- Phoebe Bridgers announced Lost Weekend on June 24 and said the album will be released Aug. 14 on Dead Oceans.
- Her Instagram post indicated the album's first single will be released on June 25.
- She will support the record with a phone-free Lost Tour starting in mid-September that features Alex G opening North American dates and Isaac Wood on the European leg, and many shows sold out within hours of ticket sales.
- Stereogum reported that Bridgers’ Saddest Factory imprint is being folded into Dead Oceans because of a trademark dispute, but that restructuring has not been confirmed by Bridgers or Dead Oceans.
- Photos from studio sessions have prompted unconfirmed speculation about high-profile contributors such as Jack Antonoff and Matty Healy while the official tracklist and credits remain unreleased, and Bridgers' recent pop-up shows and boygenius work help explain the strong fan demand.