Indie music star Phoebe Bridgers has officially announced her highly anticipated 2026 Lost Tour, marking her first solo concert run in several years.
The extensive tour follows a string of surprise pop-up performances across the United States and comes after the success of her work with boygenius.
Fans can expect a unique phone-free concert experience, with shows scheduled across major cities in North America before continuing into Europe later in the year.
First Solo Tour in Years
The Lost Tour will be Bridgers’ first major solo trek since completing her acclaimed Reunion tour.
The singer-songwriter has largely focused on collaborative projects in recent years, including the Grammy-winning success of Boygenius alongside Lucy Dacus and Julien Baker.
Her last solo studio album, Punisher, remains one of the most celebrated indie releases of the decade.
Special Guests Joining the Tour
The North American leg will feature performances from Alex G.
Meanwhile, the European dates will include support from Isaac Wood.
Additionally, Bridgers announced that $1 from every ticket sold during the North American leg will be donated to RAINN.
Major Cities on the Tour Schedule
The tour will visit some of North America’s biggest arenas, including:
- Indianapolis
- Chicago
- Brooklyn
- Philadelphia
- Toronto
- Boston
- Atlanta
- Austin
- Denver
- Seattle
- San Francisco
- Los Angeles
The European leg will then continue through:
- Dublin
- Manchester
- Glasgow
- London
- Paris
- Amsterdam
- Berlin
- Copenhagen
- Stockholm
Why Fans Are Excited
The announcement has generated major excitement among fans, particularly because Bridgers has not released a full solo album since 2020.
Many supporters see the tour as a sign that new solo music could eventually be on the horizon.
With arena-sized venues, special guests and a phone-free format, the Lost Tour is already shaping up to be one of the most anticipated music events of 2026.