Phoebe Bridgers is going on tour—but this time for real. After months of spontaneous performances across the United States, culminating in a sold-out acoustic concert at Madison Square Garden in New York City, the singer announced a massive tour this fall on Friday (June 5).
Announced ahead of the highly anticipated release of Bridgers' new album, The Lost Tour 2026 kicks off September 15 in Indianapolis. From there, she'll tour cities across the US and Canada, including Chicago, New York, Toronto, Boston, Nashville, and Los Angeles, before heading overseas for a series of shows in Dublin, London, Paris, Amsterdam, Berlin, and other European cities.
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Alex G will support the boygenius member on the North American leg of the tour, while Isaac Wood will join her on the European leg.
Tickets will first go on sale for two days as part of a presale, and fans who register online will be randomly assigned to purchase tickets on either June 9 or June 10. Registration for the first day of random selection closes at 11:59 PM CT on Sunday (June 7); fans who register after that will receive a special code that will grant access to the second day of presale. The general sale will then begin at 10:00 AM CT on June 10.
One dollar from every ticket sold on the North American leg of the tour will go to RAINN, an organization dedicated to combating sexual violence.
Bridgers' touring announcement came before she shared details about her third solo album, which will follow Stranger in the Alps albums 2017 and Punisher 2020 (they peaked at No. 82 and No. 43 on the Billboard 200 chart, respectively). On Thursday night (June 4), she premiered much of her new project at MSG, where fans' cell phones and other recording devices were locked in special cases throughout the show. The upcoming tour will also follow the same no-phone policy.
See The Lost Tour 2026 dates below.
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