Bridgers

Bridgers refers to a band formed in Los Angeles, California, in 2016. The group is a quartet composed of singer-songwriter Phoebe Bridgers, drummer Marshall Vore, bassist and vocalist Sarah Tudzin, and guitarist and vocalist Harrison Whitford. They are primarily known for their indie rock sound, characterized by introspective lyrics, often melancholic melodies, and layered instrumental arrangements.

The band's name is a direct nod to the surname of its lead singer, Phoebe Bridgers. While Phoebe Bridgers is a prominent solo artist with a successful career, the formation of this band allowed for a collaborative exploration of musical ideas within a group dynamic. Their music often features a blend of acoustic and electric instrumentation, with significant emphasis on lyrical storytelling and emotional resonance.

Bridgers has released a limited discography, primarily focusing on singles and EPs rather than extensive studio albums as a collective entity. Their work has been noted for its distinctive atmospheric quality and the introspective nature of its lyrical content, which frequently delves into themes of personal relationships, mental health, and societal observations. The band has garnered a dedicated following among fans of indie and alternative music for their authentic and emotionally charged sound.