Phoebe Bridgers is extending her Lost Tour into early 2027 with 25 additional North American dates, giving fans who missed out on tickets during the fall U.S. arena run another chance to see the show. Bridgers announced the addendum on Thursday, with tickets going on sale the following week. Two of the new dates, her Coachella performances on April 10 and 17, had been revealed in the prior 48 hours; the other 23 are newly announced, beginning Feb. 17 at Portland’s MODA Center and ending May 13 at the Palacio de los Deportes in Mexico City.
The new run includes five Canadian concerts in Montreal, Ottawa, Edmonton, Hamilton and Winnipeg, and returns to cities Bridgers missed the first time around, among them Portland, Miami, Orlando, Tampa, San Antonio, Newark, Baltimore, Cleveland, Spokane, Kansas City, Oklahoma City, Lincoln, Grand Rapids, Raleigh and State College. Pitchfork notes that the first two U.S. dates, in Portland and Spokane, will feature Grouper, marking the first-ever Grouper arena shows, while Paper Wings and Christian Lee Hutson handle the remaining support slots.S1S2
Presale registration for all U.S. and Canadian shows is open through Nov. 15. Fans who register in that window can seek approval for an artist presale on Nov. 18, while later registrants receive a code for a second presale on Nov. 19. A general on-sale begins Nov. 20 at 10 a.m. local time. As on earlier dates, phones and other smart devices will be locked in Yondr pouches to keep the shows free of screens and fan recordings.S1
Before returning to North America, Bridgers has previously scheduled European dates from late November to mid-December, including shows in Dublin, Manchester, Glasgow, Birmingham, London, Paris, Amsterdam, Berlin and Stockholm. The 2027 run follows Lost Weekend, her first solo album in six years, released in August, and comes as she has taken on acting roles, including a substantial part in Lance Oppenheim’s Primetime, for which she also wrote an original song.S2S1
