AceShowbiz - Phoebe Bridgers has made a striking return after a three-year break from solo performances, thrilling fans with a series of surprise concerts inspired by UFO lore. Her unexpected shows are not only a treat for audiences but also a glimpse into new music that may be part of her upcoming album.

The first of these secret gigs took place on May 8 in Roswell, New Mexico, a location famously linked to alleged UFO crashes and extraterrestrial conspiracy theories. The following night, Bridgers performed in Lubbock, Texas, a city noted for the mysterious Lubbock Lights, an unidentified aerial phenomenon reported decades ago. Her third show is scheduled for Little Rock, Arkansas, a place with a long history of UFO sightings dating back to 1896. Local concert venue Rev Room’s co-owner, Chris King, told Arkansas Online that the event was kept tightly under wraps until the morning of the show. "They really wanted the people from the local community to attend the show," King said, adding that the process unfolded very naturally. Plans for additional performances in Pine Bush, New York—home to the Silent Invasion and a UFO festival—are rumored but not confirmed.

These secret concerts are more than just spontaneous live appearances. Bridgers debuted three new songs during these shows, hinting at material that could feature on her next album. One particularly poignant track is said to be about her father, who passed away in 2023. Fans could find unreleased lyrics on the merchandise, including lines like, "Now I can't see any stars in the sky, when a dream comes true, a fantasy dies." This glimpse into her new music suggests an emotionally charged upcoming release.

With themes tied to extraterrestrial mysteries and deeply personal songwriting, Bridgers is delivering a unique blend of art and atmosphere in these intimate, surprise concerts. Fans eagerly await further announcements and the official album drop, anticipating a powerful return from the acclaimed artist.

This article is based on reporting originally published by Vulture.