The Phoebe Bridgers Lost Weekend Planetarium Experience
The Phoebe Bridgers Lost Weekend Planetarium Experience
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Phoebe Bridgers' Lost Weekend, reimagined for the dome.
Created with Phoebe and brought to life by Laser Fantasy in collaboration with Spotify, this is the official planetarium experience of Lost Weekend, and Vancouver gets just 10 nights of it. Lasers sweep across the entire dome, beams fill the air above you, and every track moves around you in full spatial audio. The Dome's newly upgraded sound system has more speakers than ever: 40,000 watts of JBL Professional sound, backed by sixteen 18-inch Italian LaVoce subwoofers you'll feel in your chest.

AN IMMERSIVE LASER SHOW EXPERIENCE
The lights go down, a soft haze rolls through the dome, and the first beam cuts the darkness overhead. Then it all opens up. Razor-sharp lasers fan out across the full 360° sky and slice through the fog in solid sheets and tunnels of light you could almost reach up and touch. Beams ripple and twist into waves of colour, scatter into a storm of starbursts, then snap back into geometric patterns that pulse with every beat. Fog curls through the light, so each beam hangs in the air as a glowing, three-dimensional sculpture drifting just above your head.
Laser Fantasy built every track its own world: glowing animations that bloom and dissolve, kaleidoscopic mandalas spinning across the dome, and aerial beam effects that wash over the whole room. It's all locked to the music, so the light breathes, builds and breaks with each song. You don't just listen to Lost Weekend, you step inside it.
FIVE DECADES OF LASER MAGIC
For nearly fifty years, Laser Fantasy has been turning planetarium domes across America into concert-like spectacles. Their custom Lost Weekend show is built for exactly this kind of room: a full dome, total darkness and sound that surrounds you.
A NIGHT TO SHARE
Bring your friends, your partner, or the person who sent you this album first. It's an hour of music, light and atmosphere you'll be talking about long after the last beam fades.
A strictly limited run.
Ten shows, around 230 seats each.
Run time is about one hour. This is not a live performance, and Phoebe Bridgers will not be in attendance. Presented in partnership with Spotify.
Photosensitivity warning: This show contains flashing lights, haze and rapid light changes that may trigger seizures in people with photosensitive epilepsy. Guest discretion is advised.
Location
The Dome at H.R. MacMillan Space Centre (1100 Chestnut St), V6J 3J9