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The Phoebe Bridgers<\/a> news cycle continues apace. After yesterday\u2019s announcement of Lost Weekend<\/a>,<\/em> her first solo album in six years, Bridgers has unveiled \u201cLost Boys,\u201d its lead single and her first solo song in four. In the Lance Oppenheim and Pablo Rochat-directed music video, she plays an elf surrounded by knights in a Renaissance-style video game come to life. Watch it below.<\/p>\n Bridgers is joined by a ton of special guests on \u201cLost Boys,\u201d including Julien Baker, Lucy Dacus, and Caroline Shaw on vocals; Alex G on drums and voice memo; Jack Antonoff on electric guitar, synths, drums, and vocoder; Bright Eyes\u2019 Nate Walcott on trumpets; Blake Mills on synths; Chris Thile on mandolin; and Christian Lee Hutson on acoustic guitar, among others. The song was produced by Bridgers, Tony Berg, Ethan Gruska, and Antonoff, and features additional production by Alex G.<\/p>\n Bridgers\u2019 successor to Punisher<\/em><\/a> is due August 14 via Dead Oceans<\/a>, a month before she heads out on the Lost Tour<\/a>. The album follows her stint with Lucy Dacus<\/a> and Julien Baker<\/a> in Boygenius<\/a>; shortly before that band\u2019s 2023 return, Bridgers released her last solo single, a charity cover<\/a> of the Handsome Family<\/a>\u2019s Christmas song \u201cSo Much Wine.\u201d<\/p>\n Bridgers teed up the new album with several surprise pop-up shows<\/a>, including one at Madison Square Garden<\/a>. Each concert had a strict no-phones policy, including that stadium set, to prevent footage from leaking. She is also set to appear in Primetime<\/em><\/a>, a new A24 film starring Robert Pattinson that chronicles Chris Hansen\u2019s infamous 2000s TV program To Catch a Predator.<\/em><\/p>\n