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He's Not Just Ken: Ryan Gosling Releases a Single Called "Lost in the Night" Under Name Dead Man's Bones - First New Music Since 2009

The duo’s first new song in 17 years arrives with a black-and-white video starring Noah Jupe and Rain Spencer.

  • On Tuesday, October 27, 2026, Ryan Gosling and Zach Shields reunited as Dead Man's Bones, releasing their first new music in 17 years with a single and video titled "Lost in the Night."
  • The pair originally formed their band nearly 20 years ago before retreating from public view after their debut album. Dead Man's Bones set out to write new music in recent years but struggled to find a suitable recording space.
  • Working with collaborator Tim Anderson, the duo recorded "Lost in the Night" in one day at a farm outside Los Angeles. A black-and-white music video stars Noah Jupe and Rain Spencer.
  • Anti Records released the track, marking the band's first new material since their debut. The group previously collaborated with the Silverlake Conservatory Children's Choir on their gothic folk sound.
  • Renewed interest in the band grew through film syncs and Halloween social media trends over the years. Cat Power covered "Pa Pa Power" for her 2022 album Covers, contributing to their sustained cultural presence.
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Ryan Gosling's band releases first song in 17 years The duo of Ryan Gosling and Zach Shields presented the single “Lost in <p>the Night” and a music video featuring Raine Spencer and Noah Jupp.</p>

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It was just a few days before Halloween that Ryan Gosling and his band Dead Mans Bones released the clip of their last song, "Lost In The Night", shot in the streets of Paris. It was a great surprise. It took 17 years since the release of their single album in 2009 to discover a new song by the band Dead Mans Bones, composed of actor Ryan Gosling and producer Zach Shields. Released on YouTube, the clip of "Lost In The Night" - shot in Paris - is…

·Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
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