The Lost Tour is the ongoing third solo headlining tour from American musician Phoebe Bridgers, promoting her third studio album, Lost Weekend (2026). The tour began on September 14 in Indianapolis, Indiana and will conclude on December 12 in Stockholm, Sweden. The tour will be completely phone free, utilizing Yondr pouches. The tour will feature Alex G, Isaac Wood, and Anaïs as the opening acts. The tour's United States and United Kingdom shows sold out by June 2026.
Tour dates + List of scheduled concerts, showing date, city, country, venue, and opening acts Date (2026) City Country Venue Opening act(s) September 14 Indianapolis United States Gainbridge Fieldhouse Alex G September 15 September 17 St. Paul Grand Casino Arena September 18 Chicago United Center September 19 September 22 Columbus Nationwide Arena September 24 Brooklyn Barclays Center September 25September 26 September 28 Philadelphia Xfinity Mobile Arena September 29 Washington, D.C. Capital One Arena October 1 Toronto Canada Scotiabank Arena October 2 October 3 Detroit United States Little Caesars Arena October 6 Boston TD Garden October 7 October 9 Charlotte Spectrum Center October 10 Nashville Bridgestone Arena October 11 October 13 Atlanta State Farm Arena October 16 Austin Moody Center October 17 Fort Worth Dickies Arena October 19 Denver Ball Arena October 21 Salt Lake City Delta Center October 23 Seattle Climate Pledge Arena October 24 Vancouver Canada Rogers Arena October 27 San Francisco United States Chase Center October 28 October 30 Inglewood Intuit DomeOctober 31November 1 November 23 Dublin Ireland 3Arena Isaac WoodAnaïs November 24 November 26 Manchester United Kingdom Co-op Live November 27 Glasgow OVO Hydro November 28 Birmingham Bp pulse LIVE December 1 London The O2 Arena December 2 December 4 Paris France Adidas Arena December 5 Brussels Belgium Forest National December 7 Amsterdam Netherlands Ziggo Dome December 8 Dusseldorf Germany PSD Bank Dome December 9 Berlin Velodrom December 11 Copenhagen Denmark Royal Arena December 12 Stockholm Sweden Avicii Arena
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