Phoebe Bridgers is making her long-awaited return with a rollout that fans will not forget. Her first solo album in six years, Lost Weekend, premieres inside planetariums across over 30 cities from August 10 through 15. Attendees will sit under a star-filled dome and experience the album in full, with some shows featuring a laser display and others screening a film by night-sky photographer Babak Tafreshi. It’s immersive, it’s intimate, and it’s completely phone-free.

That’s right. Every person entering the venue must place their phone and smartwatch into a sealed Yondr pouch for the entire event. The policy is designed to stop leaks before the official release, and it’s a move Bridgers has used at recent concerts. It forces fans to be present in the moment, fully focused on the music under the stars. For those who can’t attend a planetarium event, independent record stores in more than 300 cities are hosting midnight listening parties on August 13, the album’s release date.

The events are produced with Spotify and Dead Oceans, and they signal a shift in how artists are choosing to launch music. Instead of a standard drop, Bridgers is turning her album into an experience. Would you trust the pouch and hand over your phone for an early listen? Let us know in the comments.