Tuesday, October 27, 2026

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

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Ryan Gosling — you know him from “La La Land” and “Project Hail Mary,” and “Barbie” among other hits.

Almost 20 years ago, Ryan had a band with his friend, screenwriter Zach Shields.
(You can hear their one album below.)

Now they’ve reunited under their old name, Dead Man’s Bones, and released a single and video called “Lost in the Night.”

The moody song is called “Lost in the Night.” The Halloween flavored black and white video stars Noah Jupe and Rain Spencer.

You didn’t know Ryan was musical? Then you didn’t see him perform “I’m Just Ken” on the Oscars a couple of years ago. He started out as a singing, dancing Disney kid.

Is there an album coming? Probably. It’s all on independent Anti Records. Maybe we’ll see them on “SNL” soon, or someplace cool.


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