Overview
- Lost Weekend is due Aug. 14 via Dead Oceans and is Bridgers’ first solo album in six years.
- The record centers on personal themes, including the death of her father and a voicemail used on the track “Never Going Back!” to frame grief.
- Credits list longtime collaborators and new producers such as Lucy Dacus, Julien Baker, Christian Lee Hutson, Jack Antonoff and Alex G.
- Two tracks credit a mysterious singer as Son John-Johnson, a listing that listeners and outlets say sounds like Geese frontman Cameron Winter, who laughed that he would “have to contact my lawyer.”
- Bridgers will support the release with the phoneless Lost Tour starting Sept. 15 in Indianapolis, and early reviews from outlets including Rolling Stone and the Associated Press have been broadly positive.