Phoebe Bridgers Launches "The Lost Tour" 2026 with Device-Free Venue Policy

Phoebe Bridgers is taking her touring vision in a bold new direction. The 31-year-old artist has unveiled plans for The Lost Tour, a sprawling arena jaunt that will enforce a phone-free environment across all venues.

The trek launches this September in Indianapolis and spans North America through October before relocating to the UK, Ireland, and Europe in the final months of 2026. Two consecutive shows at Los Angeles' Intuit Dome in late October serve as her hometown stops before the international leg begins.

How the No-Phones Policy Works

Attendees will need to secure all mobile devices, smartwatches, and related accessories in Yondr pouches upon arrival. Guests retain possession of their pouches throughout the event, with unlocking occurring once performances conclude. Venue staff will remove anyone spotted operating a non-permitted device during the show. The venue encourages bringing a credit card for on-site purchases instead of relying on phones for transactions.

Support Acts

Alex G will join Bridgers for all North American dates, while Isaac Wood provides support across UK and European shows.

Ticket Information

Registration for presale access opened immediately and remains available through June 11 at 10pm via PhoebeBridgers.com. The registration system permits one entry per person only.

The Official Artist Presale splits across two days—June 9 and June 10—with attendee assignment determined randomly. Those registering before June 7 at 11:59pm CST qualify for potential Day 1 access. Registrations submitted after that deadline receive a unique code for Day 2 participation. Email and text notifications of presale assignments go out by June 8 at 10am CST.

Both presale days run from 10am to 10pm local time. General public sales commence Friday, June 12 at 10am local time.

Charitable Component

Each ticket sold on the North American leg contributes $1 to RAINN, the nation's leading anti-sexual violence organization and administrator of the National Sexual Assault Hotline.

Tour Dates

The September slate includes stops in Indianapolis (September 15), St. Paul (September 17), Chicago (September 19), Columbus (September 22), Brooklyn across two nights (September 25-26), Philadelphia (September 28), and Washington, DC (September 29).

October brings performances in Toronto (October 1), Detroit (October 3), Boston (October 6), Charlotte (October 9), Nashville (October 10), Atlanta (October 13), Austin (October 16), Fort Worth (October 17), Denver (October 19), Salt Lake City (October 21), Seattle (October 23), Vancouver (October 24), San Francisco (October 27), and two consecutive shows in Inglewood (October 30-31).

The international run features Dublin (November 23), Manchester (November 26), Glasgow (November 27), Birmingham (November 28), London (December 1), Paris (December 4), Brussels (December 5), Amsterdam (December 7), Düsseldorf (December 8), Berlin (December 9), Copenhagen (December 11), and Stockholm (December 12).