Phoebe Bridgers announces new arena tour for 2026 and plans shows around the world. She will stop at top cities across North America and Europe next autumn.
Singer-songwriter Phoebe Bridgers has surprised fans with the announcement of The Lost Tour, an ambitious tour that will mark her official return to the stage as a solo artist after several years focused on other projects and collaborations.
The news comes after a series of surprise performances in various US cities, which sparked excitement among fans and fueled rumors about a new chapter in her career.
The tour will begin in September and will visit numerous cities in North America before crossing the Atlantic for concerts in the UK and Europe during November and December. This is Bridgers’ first solo tour since the end of his previous run of concerts, making this return one of the most anticipated events of the year in the alternative and independent music scene.
One of the most striking aspects of The Lost Tour will be its mobile phone-free concert policy. Attendees will be required to store their devices in special cases during performances, a measure designed to foster a more immersive experience and allow the audience to fully enjoy the music without distractions or constant recordings.
Phoebe Bridgers’ special guests for the tour
The artist will be accompanied by special guests throughout the tour. In North America, she will be joined by Alex G, while Isaac Wood will join her for the European dates. These collaborations have been enthusiastically received by fans, who anticipate memorable performances and potentially unique moments on stage.
The announcement comes at a particularly interesting time for Bridgers. Although her last solo album was Punisher in 2020, the singer has maintained enormous relevance thanks to her work with the supergroup boygenius, whose album The Record achieved significant commercial and critical success, as well as several Grammy Awards.
Another highlight of the tour is its charitable component. The artist has confirmed that a portion of the proceeds from each ticket will be donated to organizations that support victims of violence and sexual assault. This initiative reinforces the social commitment that Bridgers has demonstrated on numerous occasions throughout her artistic career. Phoebe Bridgers finally announces a new arena tour beginning this autumn.
US official dates for Phoebe Bridgers’ next round of shows
- 14 September – Gainbridge Fieldhouse, Indianapolis (IN)
- 15 September – Gainbridge Fieldhouse, Indianapolis (IN)
- 17 September – Grand Casino Arena, Saint Paul (MN)
- 18 September – United Center, Chicago (IL)
- 19 September – United Center, Chicago (IL)
- 22 September – Nationwide Arena, Columbus (OH)
- 24 September – Barclays Center, Brooklyn (NY)
- 25 September – Barclays Center, Brooklyn (NY)
- 26 September – Barclays Center, Brooklyn (NY)
- 28 September – Xfinity Mobile Arena, Philadelphia (PA)
- 29 September – Capital One Arena, Washington (DC)
- 1 October – Scotiabank Arena, Toronto (ON)
- 2 October – Scotiabank Arena, Toronto (ON)
- 3 October – Little Caesars Arena, Detroit (MI)
- 6 October – TD Garden, Boston (MA)
- 7 October – TD Garden, Boston (MA)
- 9 October – Spectrum Center, Charlotte (NC)
- 10 October – Bridgestone Arena, Nashville (TN)
- 11 October – Bridgestone Arena, Nashville (TN)
- 13 October – State Farm Arena, Atlanta (GA)
- 16 October – Moody Center, Austin (TX)
- 17 October – Dickies Arena, Fort Worth (TX)
- 19 October – Bell Arena, Denver (CO)
- 21 October – Delta Center, Salt Lake City (UT)
- 23 October – Climate Pledge Arena, Seattle (WA)
- 24 October – Rogers Arena, Vancouver (BC)
- 27 October – Chase Center, San Francisco (CA)
- 28 October – Chase Center, San Francisco (CA)
- 30 October – Intuit Dome, Los Angeles (CA)
- 31 October – Intuit Dome, Los Angeles (CA)
- 1 November – Intuit Dome, Los Angeles (CA)
Phoebe Bridgers’ international tour dates
- 23 November – 3Arena, Dublin (Ireland)
- 24 November – 3Arena, Dublin (Ireland)
- 26 November – Co-Op Live, Manchester (United Kingdom)
- 27 November – OVO Hydro, Glasgow (United Kingdom)
- 28 November – Bp Pulse LIVE, Birmingham (United Kingdom)
- 1 December – The O2, London (United Kingdom)
- 2 December – The O2, London (United Kingdom)
- 4 December – Adidas Arena, Paris (France)
- 5 December – Forest National, Brussels (Belgium)
- 7 December – Ziggo Dome, Amsterdam (Netherlands)
- 8 December – Mitsubishi Electric HALLE, Düsseldorf (Germany)
- 9 December – Velodrom, Berlin (Germany)
- 11 December – Royal Arena, Copenhagen (Denmark)
- 12 December – Avicii Arena, Stockholm (Sweden)
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