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Phoebe Bridgers is the American singer-songwriter behind boygenius and 2020's 'Punisher' who released her long-awaited third solo album, 'Lost Weekend', on August 14, 2026, her first solo record in six years.
Phoebe Lucille Bridgers was born on August 17, 1994, in Pasadena, California, and grew up in the Los Angeles area, where she still lives today. She picked up guitar at age 10 and worked her way through LA’s singer-songwriter scene before her 2017 debut album, ‘Stranger in the Alps’, earned critical acclaim for its haunting melodies and confessional lyrics.
Her 2020 album ‘Punisher’ made her a defining voice of a generation of indie songwriters, and the same year she co-founded boygenius with fellow singer-songwriters Julien Baker and Lucy Dacus. The trio’s 2023 album ‘the record’ won multiple Grammy Awards and turned boygenius into one of the most acclaimed rock acts of the decade. Across her solo and group work, Bridgers has now won four Grammy Awards from eleven nominations.
On August 14, 2026, Bridgers released ‘Lost Weekend’, her third solo studio album and first solo record in six years, through Dead Oceans. The 16-track album, her longest to date, is split across three named sides and features Baker and Dacus on the lead single ‘Lost Boys’. Early reviews describe it as a meditation on past relationships, a newer stable one, grief, and the strange dissociation of fame, continuing the introspective songwriting that has defined her career.
Bridgers will support the album with the Lost Tour, running from September through December 2026, her first solo headline run since the Punisher era. Sources: Rolling Stone, Variety, Consequence, Wikipedia.