Phoebe Bridgers 2026 ‘The Lost’ Tour Dates, Presales, and How to Find Cheap Tickets

After performing to a sold-out MSG crowd, each ticket selling for just $1, and debuting eight new songs, Phoebe Bridgers has officially announced The Lost Tour. The 36-date arena run hits North America this fall before sweeping through the UK and Europe this winter.

“The Lost” Tour will be Bridgers’ first full-band solo outing since The Reunion Tour in 2023, making this one of the most anticipated indie returns in years. The announcement came after months of mysterious pop-up shows across the United States, culminating in the sold-out acoustic set at Madison Square Garden.

As with all of Bridgers’ shows this year, The Lost Tour will be completely phone-free. Fans’ devices will be stashed in Yondr pouches until the show concludes, preventing recording and encouraging undivided attention.

$1 from each North American ticket sold will be donated to RAINN, the nation’s largest anti-sexual violence organization. For the European leg, €1/£1 from every ticket sold goes to local organisations across the EU and UK working to support those in need.

Keep reading for everything you need to know to see Phoebe Bridgers on tour this year: how to find cheap Phoebe Bridgers tickets on TickPick, presale registration info, and more.

Phoebe Bridgers 2026 “The Lost” Tour Dates

The 36-date run of Phoebe Bridgers concerts kicks off on September 15th in Indianapolis, IN at the Gainbridge Fieldhouse. “The Lost” Tour dates in North America wrap up with two back-to-back nights at the Intuit Dome in Los Angeles, CA on October 30 & 31.

Here are the rest of the Phoebe Bridgers “Lost” Tour dates. Follow the link to the show of your choice and you’ll be directed to access our Phoebe Bridgers concert tickets by city from there!

Phoebe Bridgers Presale & Ticket Info

Here’s the complete breakdown of how and when to get your Phoebe Bridgers Lost Tour tickets through official channels.

Presale registration deadline (Day 1 consideration). Register at PhoebeBridgers.com before 11:59 PM CST on June 7 to be entered in the random selection for Day 1 presale access. Fans who register after June 7 will have the opportunity to unlock Day 2 ticket access.

Day 1 random selection results. Registered fans are notified via email and text on June 8 by 10 AM CST whether they received Day 1 or Day 2 access.

Day 1 Official Artist Presale begins June 9 at 10 AM via Ticketmaster. Ends June 11 at 10 PM local time.

Day 2 Official Artist Presale begins June 10 at 10 AM via Ticketmaster. Register after June 7 to receive a unique code for Day 2 access.

General on-sale begins. The general on-sale takes place Friday, June 12th at 10am local time. Available via Ticketmaster and the official Phoebe Bridgers website.

Only one registration is allowed per person. Fans must register before June 7, 2026 at 11:59 PM CST to be considered for the random selection on Day 1 of the Official Artist Presale.

How to Buy Cheap Phoebe Bridgers Tickets on TickPick

Phoebe Bridgers’ return to the stage since her Reunion Tour is going to be a highly sought-after event. Fans are already buzzing after her sold-out MSG performance. Here is how TickPick helps you buy cheaper Phoebe Bridgers tickets and find every savings imaginable for this must-attend tour.

For the best deal on Phoebe Bridgers tickets, TickPick is the go-to secondary market platform. Unlike other ticket sites that pile on service fees at checkout, TickPick shows you the true all-in price upfront with no hidden fees. What you see is what you pay.

TickPick also features a Best Deal Score that rates each listing against comparable seats across the venue, so you can quickly spot the highest-value options without having to open 30 tabs. If shows start selling out after the June 12 general on-sale, TickPick is where inventory appears fastest.

Tips for Buying The Lost Tour Tickets

1. Register for presale before June 7. Head to PhoebeBridgers.com now and register. Even if you miss the Day 1 lottery, you’ll get a code for Day 2 if you register before June 11.

2. Be ready at 10 AM sharp on your assigned presale day. Queue opens right at 10 AM local time. Have your Ticketmaster account logged in and payment details saved in advance.

3. Be flexible on date and venue. If your first-choice show sells out fast, opening night in Indianapolis (Sep 15) or mid-tour cities like Columbus and Charlotte typically have more inventory than New York, LA, or hometown LA shows.

4. Check TickPick after the general on-sale. Once the June 12 general on-sale hits, secondary market prices on TickPick often dip as resellers try to move inventory quickly. Set a price alert for your city.

5. Prices drop close to the show date. If you can wait until the week of the concert, TickPick is your best friend. Last-minute sellers often list below original face value to avoid being stuck with tickets.

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Phoebe Bridgers Opening Acts 2026

“The Lost” Tour features two separate openers, Alex G for the North American run and Isaac Wood for her UK & Europe tour dates.

Alex G (Sandy Alex G) has long been a fan favorite in Phoebe’s orbit. The Philadelphia indie rock artist is known for his lo-fi production, shifting genre experiments, and deeply intimate lyricism. If you’re a Phoebe fan who hasn’t gone deep on Alex G’s catalog, now is the time.

In the UK and Europe, former Black Country, New Road frontman Isaac Wood will support Bridgers. Wood left the band in 2022 due to mental health struggles. His return to performing is a story in itself. On Instagram, Wood noted that his set will actually be a full band show, with songs co-written with Anais Meir.

Doors typically open at 7:00 PM with shows starting around 8:30 PM.

Phoebe Bridgers New Album: What We Know

The Lost Tour was announced ahead of Bridgers’ highly anticipated next album, which will be her first solo release since 2020’s Punisher and the follow-up to 2017’s Stranger in the Alps. No title or release date has been confirmed yet, but here’s everything that’s leaked out from her pop-up tour campaign.

At the sold-out Madison Square Garden show on June 4, Bridgers debuted seven new songs seemingly from her first new solo album in six years. The titles remain unknown, though the hush that fell over the room during those debuts was described as nothing short of magical. One more new track was debuted later in the set before the classic closer “I Know the End.”

Bridgers and her team required journalists to promise that no new song titles or lyrics would be published in post-show coverage. Clearly, the unreleased material is being carefully guarded ahead of a formal album announcement.

During earlier pop-up sets in May, Bridgers played songs from across her catalog alongside three new songs, using those smaller concerts as tests for future shows. By the time she hit MSG, the new material had expanded significantly. This is a strong sign the album is nearly finished, if not already in the final steps before release.

The general expectation across the music press is that a formal album announcement will drop shortly after tickets go on general sale June 12.

Phoebe Bridgers Setlist Predictions: The Lost Tour

Based on her recent pop-up shows and the MSG setlist, here’s what to expect when you walk into an arena this fall. Setlists may evolve significantly as new material from her upcoming third album gets introduced throughout the run.

Confirmed songs played at MSG (June 4, 2026):

1. Motion Sickness

2. Waiting Room

3. Kyoto

4. Moon Song

5. Graceland Too

6. Scott Street

7. I Know the End

The rest of the set was complete with new Phoebe Bridgers material, song titles not yet revealed.

Other catalog tracks likely to appear on The Lost Tour:

—Funeral

—Garden Song

—Savior Complex

—The Gold

—Sidelines

—Georgia

Bridgers’ sets blend the quiet, gut-punch intimacy of Punisher with the cathartic full-band roar of “Motion Sickness,” “Kyoto,” and “I Know the End,” plus deep cuts from her boygenius work. Expect the full-band production to hit differently than the acoustic pop-up sets.

How to Sell Phoebe Bridgers Tickets on TickPick

Plans changed? Scored an extra ticket? Selling your Phoebe Bridgers Lost Tour tickets on TickPick is fast, straightforward, and free for sellers. Here’s everything you need to know.

1. Create a TickPick account. Head to TickPick.com and sign up for a free account. It takes under two minutes.

2. Find the event. Search “Phoebe Bridgers” and select the specific Lost Tour date and venue you’re selling. TickPick’s event pages are already live for all confirmed tour dates.

3. List your tickets. Click “Sell Tickets,” enter your section, row, and seat numbers, and set your asking price. TickPick will show you comparable listings so you can price competitively from the start.

4. Upload or connect your tickets. You can list mobile transfer tickets, PDF e-tickets, or Ticketmaster barcodes. TickPick supports all major ticket formats. You don’t need to transfer them until a sale is confirmed.

5. Get paid. Once your tickets sell, TickPick processes payment directly to your bank account or via check. Payouts typically arrive within a few business days after the event.

Pricing Tips for Selling Lost Tour Tickets

Price competitively using TickPick’s market data. Check what similar seats are going for before you set your price. TickPick’s Best Deal Score helps buyers identify value. The closer you are to “best deal” territory, the faster your listing converts.

Expect peak demand around show time. Buyer urgency spikes in the 48–72 hours before showtime. If your tickets haven’t sold and you need to move them, a small price drop in that window often does the trick.

Watch for sold-out shows. If the general on-sale sells out quickly (very likely for Brooklyn, LA, and other high-demand markets) resale prices rise. Listing early while demand is high puts you in the best position.

Heads up: TickPick does not charge seller fees, but you are responsible for delivering valid tickets to the buyer. Make sure your tickets are transferable before listing.