Phoebe Bridgers Adds 25 North American Dates to 'Lost Tour' for 2027

Phoebe Bridgers will play 25 additional North American dates in early 2027, extending her "Lost Tour" beyond its fall U.S. arena run. The singer announced the new leg Thursday, with tickets going on sale next week.

The additions begin February 17, 2027 at Portland's MODA Center and close May 13 in Mexico City at the Palacio de los Deportes. Two of the 25 dates were already known: Bridgers' Coachella sets on April 10 and 17. The remaining 23 are newly revealed.

The routing targets cities the first leg skipped. The U.S. stops include Miami, Orlando, Tampa, San Antonio, Newark, Baltimore, Cleveland, Spokane, Kansas City, Oklahoma City, Lincoln, Grand Rapids, Raleigh and State College, alongside Portland. Canada gets five concerts: Montreal, Ottawa, Edmonton, Hamilton and Winnipeg. Mexico City hosts one show.

Who opens the shows?

Three support acts rotate across the run:

• Grouper opens the first two U.S. dates in February (Portland, Spokane).
• Paper Wings covers February 20 through March 25 — a 14-show stretch spanning Edmonton to Ottawa.
• Christian Lee Hutson joins the final five concerts in late April and May, including both Florida arena stops and Mexico City.

How do fans get tickets?

Presale registration for all U.S. and Canada shows is open now and runs through November 15. Registered fans can be approved for an official artist presale on November 18. Anyone registering after November 15 receives a code for a second presale day on November 19. The general on-sale follows November 20 at 10 a.m. local time.

In short: register by mid-November for the best shot at the earliest presale window.

Will phones be allowed?

No. As on previous dates, phones and other smart devices will be locked in Yondr pouches, ensuring shows run without tiny screens or fan documentation. The policy carries over unchanged from the initial leg.

Before returning to North America in February, Bridgers plays previously scheduled European dates from late November through mid-December 2026 — 18 shows across Ireland, the UK, France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany, Denmark and Sweden, with Isaac Wood and Anaïs supporting. The run includes two nights at Dublin's 3Arena (November 23–24), two at London's The O2 (December 1–2), and closes December 12 at Stockholm's Avicii Arena.

The full 2027 itinerary:

• February: Portland (17), Spokane (18), Edmonton (20), Winnipeg (23), Kansas City (26), Oklahoma City (28)
• March: Lincoln (2), Milwaukee (4), Grand Rapids (6), Cleveland (7), Raleigh (9), Baltimore (10), Pittsburgh (12), Newark (16), State College (19), Hamilton (21), Montreal (23), Ottawa (25)
• April: Coachella (10, 17), Tampa (22), Miami (24), Orlando (27)
• May: San Antonio (4), Mexico City (13)

The extension confirms sustained demand for Bridgers' arena-scale touring, and the November 20 general on-sale will show whether 25 more nights can exhaust it.