Phoebe Bridgers is sending fans to the stars for the release of her new album, Lost Weekend, with a series of immersive listening events at planetariums around the world.
Beginning Monday, August 10th, participating planetariums will host advance playbacks of the album ahead of its official release on Friday, August 14th via Dead Oceans. Each phone-free session will pair Lost Weekend with one of two visual presentations: a custom dome show designed by night-sky photographer Babak Tafreshi or an immersive laser show created by Laser Fantasy.
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The events will take place across more than 40 planetariums in the US, Canada, Europe, the UK, Ireland, Australia, and New Zealand, with multiple screenings scheduled at select locations through August 14th. Participating venues include Chicago’s Adler Planetarium, San Francisco’s Morrison Planetarium, Paris’ Cité des Sciences et de l’Industrie, and Melbourne Planetarium. Bridgers and Spotify will also hold a separate invitation-only listening event for select Spotify listeners in the Jersey City area.
The planetarium screenings are not the only communal listening events planned for the album’s arrival. More than 300 record stores and other locations around the world will host midnight release parties on Thursday, August 13th, including events across North and South America, Europe, Asia, Australia, and New Zealand.
Lost Weekend marks Bridgers’ first solo album since 2020’s Punisher. The 16-track record includes the lead single “Lost Boys”, and Bridgers previously revealed its full tracklist in July.
For more on the record, read our review of Lost Weekend, which hailed the album as a “lyrical masterwork” and praised Bridgers’ ambitious exploration of memory, grief, and destructive cycles which can be difficult to escape along with our review of the albums lead single. Beyond music, Bridgers is also set to make her acting debut in A24’s Primetime, starring Robert Pattinson as a television host who hunts sexual predators.
Following the album’s release, Bridgers will take Lost Weekend on the road with “The Lost Tour,” her first solo headlining trek in several years. The run is already completely sold out across the US and UK, though fans still hoping to attend can check out our guide to finding tickets.
See the complete list of participating planetariums below. Screening schedules, ticket availability, and presentation formats vary by venue.
Phoebe Bridgers’ Lost Weekend Planetarium Locations:
Boston, MA @ Museum of Science
Bozeman, MT @ Museum of the Rockies – Taylor Planetarium
Bridgeport, CT @ SHU Discovery Science Center and Planetarium
Chicago, IL @ Adler Planetarium
Columbus, OH @ COSI Planetarium
Costa Mesa, CA @ Orange Coast College Planetarium
Dayton, OH @ Boonshoft Museum of Discovery
Des Moines, IA @ Science Center of Iowa – Star Theater Planetarium
Detroit, MI @ Michigan Science Center
Eugene, OR @ Eugene Science Center
Fort Worth, TX @ Jane & John Justin Foundation Omni Theater
Grand Rapids, MI @ Chaffee Planetarium
Jersey City, NJ @ Liberty Science Center
Kansas City, MO @ Union Station
Laramie, WY @ University of Wyoming Physics and Astronomy
Las Vegas, NV @ CSN Planetarium
Miami, FL @ Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science
Nashville, TN @ Sudekum Planetarium
Newport News, VA @ Virginia Living Museum
Orono, ME @ Versant Power Astronomy Center and Jordan Planetarium
Peoria, IL @ Peoria Riverfront Museum – Dome Planetarium
Phoenix, AZ @ Arizona Science Center – Dorrance DOME
Pleasant Grove, UT @ Christa McAuliffe Space Center
Richmond, VA @ Science Museum of Virginia – The Dome
Rochester, NY @ RMSC
Rowan, NJ @ Edelman Planetarium
Sacramento, CA @ Museum of Science and Curiosity
Salt Lake City, UT @ Clark Planetarium
San Francisco, CA @ Morrison Planetarium
Seattle, WA @ Pacific Science Center
Spruce Pine, NC @ Earth to Sky Park
Tallahassee, FL @ Challenger Learning Center of Tallahassee
Tucson, AZ @ Flandrau Science Center and Planetarium
Vancouver, BC @ H.R. MacMillan Space Centre
Wichita, KS @ Exploration Place
Lucerne, Switzerland @ Verkehrshaus der Schweiz
Paris, France @ Planétarium de la Cité des Sciences et de l’Industrie
Armagh, Northern Ireland @ Armagh Observatory and Planetarium
Glasgow, Scotland @ Glasgow Science Centre
Auckland, New Zealand @ Stardome Observatory and Planetarium
Auckland, New Zealand @ Te Whatu Stardome
Dunedin, New Zealand @ Tūhura Planetarium
Melbourne, Australia @ Scienceworks – Melbourne Planetarium
Wellington, New Zealand @ Space Place
Wollongong, Australia @ UOW Science Space
