Phoebe Bridgers, Julien Baker, and Lucy Dacus are back on camera together — not in a tour, not on a stage, but in a dimly lit studio where the only lights come from old TVs. The reunion, captured by Lance Oppenheim, marks the first time the Boygenius trio has shared screen space since their SNL appearance in November 2023. The three-song performance, filmed at New York’s Cherry Lane Theatre, is part of A24’s ‘Sound Check at Cherry Lane Theatre’ series. It’s not a concert. It’s intimate. Raw. And it’s already trending for all the right reasons. Bridgers opens with ‘On Video,’ the theme song she wrote for Oppenheim’s HBO drama Primetime, performing under a bank of flickering screens. The mood shifts with ‘Haunted,’ where Dacus holds a video camera like a relic, and Baker joins in with that unmistakable blend of wistfulness and wit. By the time they reach ‘Lost Boys,’ the band strips down to just voices, no instruments, no flash. Just harmony. Oppenheim, who directed the Primetime series and is co-directing the Elizabeth Holmes doc You Can See Everything with Nathan Fielder, has made a name for himself turning personal moments into cinematic ones. This isn’t his first time filming ‘Lost Boys’. He previously directed the official music video, which echoed themes from his 2024 Ren Faire documentary. Now, he’s doing it again, but this time with the real thing: the women themselves. The footage was shot after Bridgers’ sold-out Barclays Center run. The Cherry Lane Theatre, long a haven for off-Broadway work, is now A24’s home base. That’s no coincidence. The studio behind Primetime and Lost Weekend is curating these performances as art in their own right. Past installments featured Tame Impala and Blood Orange. This one? It’s the most anticipated yet. It’s not a full album rollout. No tour announcement. But fans aren’t complaining. They’re watching. Sharing. Replaying the harmonies. And wondering: what happens when the next chapter drops? The video is live on A24’s YouTube channel. Watch it before someone else does.
Photo via VarietyBoygenius Reunites in Intimate Studio Set Filmed by Lance Oppenheim
Boygenius reunite in a quiet studio, filmed by the man behind Primetime. No tour. No hype. Just voices.
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