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Phoebe Green Premature Nostalgia: Release Date & Details
Phoebe Green's second album, Premature Nostalgia, arrives October 2, 2026, co-produced with her sister Lucy Green ahead of two released singles.
Phoebe Green is coming back with her second album, and this one has a family fingerprint stamped across nearly every detail released about it so far — the credits, the label, and the writing locations alike. Premature Nostalgia arrives October 2, 2026, via The Green Dream Machine and Absolute, marking the follow-up to her 2022 debut, Lucky Me. The album was written and produced alongside her sister, Lucy Green, who records and performs under the name Elucyve. That combination — a co-writing sister, a returning label, and a second one added alongside it — runs through the announcement itself.
The album lands about four years after Lucky Me and roughly a year and a half after The Container. Lucky Me arrived in 2022 as her debut album, and The Container followed as an EP on March 21, 2025, released through The Green Dream Machine. Premature Nostalgia carries that same label forward, with Absolute joining as an additional partner for the album. That puts three releases — a debut, an EP, and now a second album — across roughly four years, each one stacking on the last.
The two sisters worked between a flat in Manchester and their parents' home in Lytham St Annes, splitting the writing and production between those two spaces. It's a small detail, but it places the record somewhere specific: not a single studio, but a flat and a family house, shared by two sisters working the same project. That back-and-forth between a city flat and a family house gives the album two specific, named locations behind it, rather than a single generic studio setting, and ties the writing process to real, named places rather than an abstract credit line.
## Singles and the Tracklist
Two songs have surfaced ahead of the album so far. The lead single, "There's Always Someone Kicking The Seat," is credited on Genius as a joint performance by Phoebe Green and elucyve — Lucy Green's own project name landing right next to her sister's on the credit line. "Polluting You With Me" followed as the album's second single.
The tracklist runs Showing Off, There's Always Someone Kicking The Seat, I Don't Play It Cool/I Play It Steaming, Polluting You With Me, Screen Glow Halo, Clothes Still On, and Double Vodka Lemonade, with the two released singles landing second and fourth in that listed order.
## Formats and How to Get It
Premature Nostalgia is going out in several formats at once: digital pre-order, vinyl LP, and CD, plus a signed LP edition listed directly on Phoebe Green's official site. Rough Trade carries the release as well, serving as a second retail listing alongside the artist's own site. Rough Trade describes it as emotionally combustible alt-pop built on warped electronics and metallic textures, a description tied specifically to its vinyl listing. A pre-order is available now across these formats, ahead of the October release date. Those four options give listeners a choice between digital access and three separate physical formats, from standard vinyl and CD up to the signed LP.
That range of formats, paired with a fixed release date and a named production partner in Lucy Green, keeps the release details in one place. The date is set for October 2, and the collaborator is credited by name rather than folded into a general production credit. The chronology runs in a straight line — The Container in March 2025, two singles across 2026, and Premature Nostalgia landing that October, through The Green Dream Machine and Absolute together.
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