Music Interview

Phoebe Bridgers Announces 2026 ‘The Lost Tour’ with Strict No-Phone Policy

June 5, 2026

After teasing her first new solo album in six years, Phoebe Bridgers has officially confirmed a massive arena tour, titled ‘The Lost Tour,’ set to take place across the UK, Europe, and North America later this year. In a move to foster a more intimate connection between artist and audience, the singer has implemented a strict “no phones” policy for all upcoming performances.

The announcement marks a significant return for the singer-songwriter, who has been largely absent from the solo touring circuit since 2023. Having not released a full-length solo project since 2020’s critically acclaimed Punisher, fans have been eagerly awaiting her next chapter. Her recent activity has been sparse, following the hiatus of her supergroup Boygenius—which includes Lucy Dacus and Julien Baker—after the success of their album The Record.

The tour will utilize a specialized system where all mobile devices, smartwatches, and related accessories are secured in locked pouches for the duration of the concert, only to be returned to attendees once the show concludes. This immersive approach aims to eliminate the distraction of screens, encouraging a more present live music experience.

Support for the North American leg will be provided by Alex G, while Isaac Wood will join the tour for the UK and European dates. Furthermore, Bridgers has partnered with PLUS1, ensuring that a portion of every ticket sold on the European leg will be donated to local organizations supporting survivors of sexual assault and violence.

Tickets for ‘The Lost Tour’ go on general sale on Friday, June 12, at 10am local time, with pre-sale options becoming available on Wednesday, June 10.