Lost Boys

Here's the situation with this page, and I'd rather lay it out plainly than pad it. The research pulled for a Phoebe Bridgers song called Lost Boys came back almost entirely about Joel Schumacher's 1987 vampire film and its Broadway adaptation. No release date, no album, no credits, no chart data. The seed record claims a June 25, 2026 release as the lead single from a third album called Lost Weekend, with writing from Christian Lee Hutson, Marshall Vore, Bo Burnham, and Alex G, and production from Jack Antonoff, Tony Berg, Ethan Gruska, and Alex G. Those names fit Bridgers's known circle, but nothing in the sources verifies them for this track, and I won't dress that up as fact.

What the sources do document is how thoroughly the phrase belongs to the film. Teenage brothers Michael and Sam move with their mother to a Northern California beach town and run into a gang of vampires. Four decades on, people still write about its punk-vampire look, its aging-hippie undercurrents, and its soundtrack. Fans gathered in Santa Cruz ahead of a possible 40th-anniversary event, which tells you the film's gravity hasn't faded.

If you have a Billboard entry, an Official Charts position, an RIAA certification, or a YouTube ID for a Bridgers single of this name, that's the missing piece. Until then, treat the specifics above as unverified. [edit]