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Phoebe Bridgers Announces Additional Concerts for 2026 'The Lost Tour'
Phoebe Bridgers has added new concerts in the UK, Ireland, and North America to her 2026 'The Lost Tour' schedule. Due to high demand, the tour has been expanded to include a second night at London's O2.
Phoebe Bridgers has added new dates to her upcoming 2026 'The Lost Tour', covering stops in the UK, Ireland, and North America.
The singer-songwriter announced the tour on Friday, June 5. This announcement is significant as it confirms her first solo tour dates since 2023.
Before the announcement, Bridgers had performed several acoustic shows recently and began hinting at her first new solo album in six years.
Her most recent solo album was 2020’s 'Punisher'. On the Boygenius front, the group has been quieter in recent years; after releasing the critically acclaimed 'The Record' album with Lucy Dacus and Julien Baker, the band announced a hiatus.
Tour Expanded Due to High Demand
The initial schedule had the tour starting on September 15 in Indiana and continuing across North America for the next two months, before moving to the UK and Europe towards the end of the year.
Due to strong demand, new dates have now been added. The tour will now begin with an additional show in Indiana on September 14.
A second show has been added in Chicago on September 18, and a third date at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center on September 24. Second shows have also been added in Toronto, Boston, and San Francisco.
The November schedule will begin with an extra concert in Los Angeles. Bridgers will then cross the Atlantic for the second leg of the tour.
Second Nights Added in London and Dublin
Among the new additions are a second night at Dublin’s 3Arena on November 24 and an extra concert at London’s The O2 on December 2, expanding the European leg of the tour.
Alex G will support Bridgers during the North American dates, while Isaac Wood will join for the UK and European shows. Bridgers also confirmed that a phone ban will be enforced at all upcoming concerts.
Presale tickets will go on sale at 10:00 AM local time on Wednesday, June 10, with general sales starting at the same time on Friday, June 12.
For every ticket sold in the European Union and the United Kingdom, 1 euro or 1 pound will be donated to local organizations supporting survivors of sexual assault and violence. In the US, 1 dollar per ticket will be donated to RAINN, the country’s largest anti-sexual violence organization.
Bridgers recently enforced a phone ban at her Madison Square Garden concert, using the stage to support immigrants. All ticket proceeds from that night were donated to immigrant aid funds.
It has not yet been officially announced whether the artist will release a new album.
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