Phoebe Bridgers has returned with her highly anticipated third album, Lost Weekend. It’s her first new solo LP since 2020’s Punisher, and contains her first proper solo music since the 2022 song “Sidelines.” Joining lead single “Lost Boys” are 15 additional tracks made with a host of talented collaborators: Jack Antonoff, Alex G, Blake Mills, Conor Oberst, Christian Lee Hutson, Bo Burnham, and many more. Bridgers’ brother, Jackson, and pug, Maxine, even lend their vocals to the LP. Browse the full credits below.
Lost Weekend arrives after a lengthy rollout involving pop-up shows, a phones-free charity performance at Madison Square Garden, and a series of listening parties at planetariums across the globe. Next year, she’ll support the album on a North American and European tour.
Album Credits Breakdown
The album features an expansive list of contributors across its 16 tracks. From the opening track “The Outside” to the closing “Lost Weekend (Reprise),” Bridgers maintains her signature collaborative spirit, working closely with producers including Tony Berg, Ethan Gruska, and Jack Antonoff.
Key highlights include the contribution of Caroline Shaw on vocals across multiple tracks, and the intricate string arrangements provided by Rob Moose. The production credits remain consistent throughout the project, reflecting a cohesive vision shared by Bridgers and her core team of collaborators.
“Lost Weekend” contains a sample of “Notjustmoreidlechatter” by Paul Lansky, adding a layer of experimental depth to the title track. With appearances from artists like Julien Baker, Lucy Dacus, and Maya Hawke, the album serves as a testament to Bridgers’ central role in the modern indie-folk landscape.