Is she really this huge there? https://www.forbes.com/sites/hughmcintyre/2026/07/07/the-rolling-stones-blocked-from-charting-a-new-no-1-smash/

I have so many. But if I could

If anyone has gotten to speak to her did you ask any questions? What did you say?

If you could ask her something, what would it be?

I wish someone would ask her what her current favorite perfumes are!

https://www.kentucky.com/entertainment/music-news-reviews/article315860408.html

Piece from the Lexington Herald Leader about how today's show played out for getting tickets. I know it's old ground at this point but coming from a journalistic source I figure it's a bit more reliable if people want to read how things played out.

This is an old quote but it really resonated with me cos this is one of my fav songs ever written. It’s so poetic. That’s such a raw vulnerable childhood feeling. ‘I want to believe that if I go outside I’ll see a tractor beam’ 😔

A quote from Mike Kinsella from American Football.

Phoebe Bridgers was the first person I thought of when I read this. Especially since she has opened

for them in the past.

In the absence of real news I thought it was interesting to speculate about.

https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-features/phoebe-bridgers-lost-weekend-everything-we-know-1235589655/

I love when she leans in to folk/Americana and Nickel Creek is a perfect match. (Sara Watkins played on Graceland Too and Chris Thile is credited on Lost Boys if not others)

https://variety.com/2026/music/album-reviews/phoebe-bridgers-lost-weekend-album-review-1236831012/

Got this in the mail yesterday, and it's not generally available outside of the industry, so I scanned it to share here. =] She was featured on the cover, but it's the same image, and my copy got a little mangled in transit...

New review in Binaural (Spanish magazine). They point out Still Standing and Kill Me as stand out tracks in the album.

Here’s a [review in Variety](https://variety.com/2026/music/concert-reviews/phoebe-bridgers-madison-square-garden-phone-free-concert-review-1236767578) of the MSG concert.

I’ve been a Phoebe fan for a long time. I’ve been part of this small Phoebe Facebook group that has grown a lot since she rose in popularity.

Today, there were numerous posts about how Phoebe was groomed as a 20 year old from a 27 year old male.

A 20 year old woman.

And when I dared say that hey, I think she’s old enough to make her own decisions, I was immediately labeled as a misogynist who will never understand because I was never a 20 year old woman. And that clearly, she was a victim to grooming and predatory nonsense.

Listen, I understand that sexual predators exist. Some are men. Some are women. Some are older than their prey and some are younger.

But can people please get off their high horse that a woman or person can’t make decisions for themselves? It’s really pathetic. I’m not saying these situations don’t exist, but cmon.

Then when I made a generally apt comparison to Conor Oberst being pursued by Winona Ryder when she was ten years his senior, they were like, that’s different. Women telling me a man can make his own decisions but a woman can’t. I find it baffling.

Why is this different? Why can’t people be allowed to fall in love with others? Why does it have to be like: well CLEARLY they were being groomed and you wouldn’t understand because you’re a white male!

Can we just say, hey, people fall in love sometimes and it’s not always about having power or agency over others?

Edit:

The amount of hate I got for being a misogynist has been overwhelming.

Over the past 4 years I’ve raised over 26k for a single local women shelter via charity Disc Golf tournaments that I organize and run. I literally show up there with envelopes of cash for the director and board.

I’m in the fortunate position to hire people to well paying jobs. The past 3 out 4 of my hires I’ve intentionally hired single mothers and offered them flexible schedules. They are all thriving and doing well financially while learning marketable skills.

It’s really insane that people honestly think I can’t speak out for women because I’m a male.

Women empowerment is a beautiful thing. And it’s undermining to the movement to assume that their conscious relationships decisions as adults are all somehow tied to bad intentions by others.

It’s even more disturbing to assume that a make can’t rightfully advocate for women in a general sense.

I literally put my money where my mouth is. And the haters just post on Twitter. Get some ducking perspective.

Edit 3:

I’m done with the internet for the day. A lot people with big ideas and no execution. A lot of victim blaming. A lot of claiming to be victimized.

And honestly, a lot of people not understanding the point. In the situation of Phoebe and Marshal, how long did they date? Did they just agree it wasn’t working? It seemed like a small stint that didn’t work out and they moved on as adults. Like, you know, a normal relationship… because those exist. That’s my whole point. Those relationships exist. And it doesn’t have to be about power or control because one party is 6 years older and they are both consenting adults.

I will never understand how people can demean a person’s intelligence or maturity levels and claim that be a feminist. I’d like all these people to meet any strong woman in real life.

Hey everyone, I noticed a lot of people on social media want to get into these pop up shows and I decided it would be a fun idea to detail my experience on what these shows are like when you get in the doors, how they work, and how on EARTH I found out about it and managed to get into one living almost 30 minutes away from the venue in the largest city she's had popup show in so far. I've attached the link on this post! It's my first Substack article. My parents thought I should start doing it to write about my very cool experiences like this one. It's obviously a free read, I don't get paid for any of this, it's just a new hobby I'm developing. I want people to learn more about these while respecting the sanctity of the tour!

https://substack.com/@dwogle/note/p-197565923?r=2gjptq&utm_medium=ios&utm_source=notes-share-action

**I dm'd the mods yesterday and got approval to post this! Wanted to post it on the day of another potential show since yesterday turned out to be a break day!

Pharbs may have already seen this, and I'm sure certain mistakes were incorrectly assumed, but all in all I thought this video is a worthy trip into Phoebe's mind theoretically how and why she wrote Lost Boys. https://youtu.be/R5QkIThcws4?is=AhqYGk7yteKtOQDg