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The Day Lucy Dacus Got Her Masters Back, She Turned In an Old Song Written on a Sticky Note
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The Day Lucy Dacus Got Her Masters Back, She Turned In an Old Song Written on a Sticky Note

Lucy Dacus has released a 10th-anniversary reissue of "No Burden," featuring the previously unreleased track "No Thank You, I Love You, Goodbye." She also filled in for a pregnant Japanese Breakfast at a recent show, covering "Paprika" as a tribute to Michelle Zauner.

Phoebe Bridgers Scores First-Ever Solo No. 1 Album From Hospital Bed, Reschedules Three UK Shows to December
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Phoebe Bridgers Scores First-Ever Solo No. 1 Album From Hospital Bed, Reschedules Three UK Shows to December

Phoebe Bridgers' third album "Lost Weekend" debuted at No. 1 on the UK Albums Chart while she was hospitalized with appendicitis. The Kingston, Brighton, and Bristol shows that were canceled due to her illness have been confirmed to be rescheduled for December.

Phoebe Bridgers Straps On Roller Skates to Explain Why 'Lost Weekend' Took Six Years to Finish
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Phoebe Bridgers Straps On Roller Skates to Explain Why 'Lost Weekend' Took Six Years to Finish

At a listening party held at a roller rink in Glendale, California, Phoebe Bridgers personally explained why her new album "Lost Weekend" took six years to make, and how she deliberately avoided traditional interviews and promotional formats.

Fans Think They've Cracked the Fake Name Hidden in "Lost Weekend" Credits
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Fans Think They've Cracked the Fake Name Hidden in "Lost Weekend" Credits

Phoebe Bridgers just dropped the full credits for "Lost Weekend," her first album in six years, with Alex G, Conor Oberst, and the boygenius crew all on the list. But it's a mystery name called "Son-John Johnson" that's got everyone talking.

Who's "Son-John Johnson" on Phoebe Bridgers' New Album Credits, Anyway
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Who's "Son-John Johnson" on Phoebe Bridgers' New Album Credits, Anyway

The full credits for "Lost Weekend" have surfaced, with Alex G, Julien Baker, and Lucy Dacus all listed — but it's a never-before-seen alias, "Son-John Johnson," that's the most intriguing detail in the whole list.