Phoebe Bridgers Launches 45-Date 'The Lost Tour'
Phoebe Bridgers begins her 45-date tour, The Lost Tour, next week, according to a report published by Consequence on September 8, 2026. It marks her first solo tour with a full band since 2023, and the first major run of shows since the release of her new album, Lost Weekend. The Consequence report also rounds up how fans can find last-minute tickets for individual dates.
What's been announced
- Tour name: The Lost Tour
- Number of dates: 45
- Lineup: Full band — her first such setup since 2023
- Dates, venues, cities: not specified in the source; check regional ticketing platforms and official channels
- Ticket prices: not announced
- On-sale times: not announced
- Ticket resource: Consequence's guide to last-minute tickets
Why it matters
Bridgers hasn't toured with a full band under her own name since 2023, making this 45-date run her most concentrated touring schedule in nearly three years.
The album behind the tour
The tour follows the release of Bridgers' new album, Lost Weekend, which Consequence gave an A- rating. The album has also drawn public praise from Taylor Swift.
What we don't know yet
The source does not list specific tour dates, cities, venues, prices, or on-sale times — those details will depend on individual market announcements and ticketing platforms. Fans hoping to catch a specific date should watch official channels for confirmation.