Phoebe Bridgers Announces 2026 Lost Tour with Phone-Free Shows Across North America, the UK, and Europe

Phoebe Bridgers has officially announced her 2026 arena tour, dubbed the Lost Tour, shortly after delivering a stunning performance at Madison Square Garden in New York. This tour marks her first solo venture in three years and will take her across North America before heading to the UK and Europe later in the year. The tour is set to kick off in Indianapolis on September 15 and will conclude on December 12 in Stockholm, Sweden, with stops in major cities such as New York, Los Angeles, Nashville, London, and Paris. One of the most intriguing aspects of the Lost Tour is its unique phone-free policy. In a bid to create a more immersive experience for fans, all electronic devices, including smartphones and smartwatches, will be locked in Yondr pouches upon entering the venue. This initiative aims to encourage attendees to engage fully with the live performance without the distractions of technology. Bridgers has been known for her intimate acoustic pop-up shows, and this tour promises to extend that personal touch to a larger audience. Opening for Bridgers during the North American leg of the tour will be Alex G, while Isaac Wood, formerly of the band Black Country New Road, will support her during the UK and European dates. Additionally, a portion of the ticket sales will be donated to RAINN, an organization dedicated to combating sexual violence, highlighting Bridgers' commitment to social causes. Bridgers' return to the stage comes after a hiatus following her world tour for her acclaimed 2020 album 'Punisher' and her collaboration with the supergroup boygenius, which concluded in 2023. Fans are eagerly anticipating her performances, as she has yet to announce a new album, which would be her third studio release. The Lost Tour is shaping up to be one of the most anticipated events in the music calendar, with 35 dates spanning two continents and a strictly enforced phone-free policy.