Phoebe Bridgers' No-Phone Arena Tour
Phoebe Bridgers Reveals Major Phone-Free 'Lost Tour' Across North America, Europe
Phoebe Bridgers has announced The Lost Tour, a 34-show phone-free arena run across North America, the U.K. and Europe, kicking off Sept. 15 in Indianapolis and ending Dec. 12 in Stockholm, with major stops including a doubleheader at Inglewood’s Intuit Dome on Oct. 30 and 31. Alex G will open in North America, while Isaac Wood supports the European leg, and the tour’s visuals were created with photographer Gregory Crewdson. Bridgers is requiring attendees to lock phones and other devices in Yondr pouches at venues, and at the Intuit Dome, ticketing and concessions can use facial-recognition “GameFace ID” instead of a phone. Presale access is handled via online registration and a randomized selection for the Official Artist Presales on June 9 and 10, with general ticket sales starting June 12. The singer will donate $1 from every North American ticket to RAINN, and for her recent Madison Square Garden show she directed proceeds to the Community Justice Exchange’s Immigration Bond Freedom Fund.
Key Points
Bridgers’ “The Lost Tour” is her first full-band solo headline run since “The Reunion Tour” ended in early 2023, and it follows a sold-out Madison Square Garden acoustic pop-up. (Several reports also note it as a first major return after that 2023 run.)
Beyond the Inglewood doubleheader, the routing includes a pair of North American shows at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center and Texas dates: Austin on Oct. 16 and Fort Worth on Oct. 17 at Dickies Arena.
At venues, attendees won’t just place phones in Yondr pouches—the pouches are secured in the guest’s possession during the show, unlocked at the end of the event, and anyone using a non-permitted device during the performance will be escorted out (with credit cards encouraged for purchases inside the venue).
The presale mechanics add extra timing detail: the Official Artist Presale is split across June 9 and 10 to reduce queue traffic, fans are selected by random draw for Day 1 based on a June 7 11:59 p.m. Central registration cutoff, and those who register after that time receive a unique code to purchase on Day 2; registered fans are notified of random selection results by email/text by 10 a.m. Central June 8.
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