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Phoebe Bridgers announces new "The Lost Tour" 2027 run: Dates, openers and tickets

Phoebe Bridgers is giving fans another chance to get lost in her music.

The Grammy-winning singer-songwriter is extending The Lost Tour into 2027 with 22 new arena concerts across the United States and Canada.

The shows follow the August 2026 release of Lost Weekend, Bridgers' first solo album in six years. She'll be joined by three special guests across the new dates: Grouper, Paper Wings and longtime collaborator Christian Lee Hutson.

Here's everything to know about Phoebe Bridgers' 2027 North American tour dates, presale registration, opening acts and how to get tickets on SeatGeek.

Phoebe Bridgers 2027 "The Lost Tour" dates

From the Pacific Northwest to the East Coast, Bridgers has plenty of ground to cover in 2027. Find your city in the schedule below, along with venue details and who's opening each show.

Date

City

Venue

Special guest

Feb. 17, 2027

Portland, OR

Moda Center

Grouper

Feb. 18, 2027

Spokane, WA

Numerica Veterans Arena

Grouper

Feb. 20, 2027

Edmonton, AB

Rogers Place

Paper Wings

Feb. 23, 2027

Winnipeg, MB

Canada Life Centre

Paper Wings

Feb. 26, 2027

Kansas City, MO

T-Mobile Center

Paper Wings

Feb. 28, 2027

Oklahoma City, OK

Paycom Center

Paper Wings

March 2, 2027

Lincoln, NE

Pinnacle Bank Arena

Paper Wings

March 4, 2027

Milwaukee, WI

Fiserv Forum

Paper Wings

March 6, 2027

Grand Rapids, MI

Van Andel Arena

Paper Wings

March 7, 2027

Cleveland, OH

Rocket Arena

Paper Wings

March 9, 2027

Raleigh, NC

Lenovo Center

Paper Wings

March 10, 2027

Baltimore, MD

CFG Bank Arena

Paper Wings

March 12, 2027

Pittsburgh, PA

PPG Paints Arena

Paper Wings

March 16, 2027

Newark, NJ

Prudential Center

Paper Wings

March 19, 2027

State College, PA

Bryce Jordan Center

Paper Wings

March 21, 2027

Hamilton, ON

TD Coliseum

Paper Wings

March 23, 2027

Montreal, QC

Centre Bell

Paper Wings

March 25, 2027

Ottawa, ON

Canadian Tire Centre

Paper Wings

April 22, 2027

Tampa, FL

Benchmark International Arena

Christian Lee Hutson

April 24, 2027

Miami, FL

Kaseya Center

Christian Lee Hutson

April 27, 2027

Orlando, FL

Kia Center

Christian Lee Hutson

May 4, 2027

San Antonio, TX

Frost Bank Center

Christian Lee Hutson

When is the Phoebe Bridgers 2027 tour presale?

Phoebe Bridgers is offering two Artist Presale opportunities for her newly announced 2027 U.S. and Canadian concerts, beginning Wednesday, November 18, at 10 a.m. local venue time.

Unlike a typical presale where everyone joins the same queue, fans will be assigned a presale day after registering through Seated. A limited number of fans will be selected for the first day, while everyone else can participate in the second day's presale.

Here's the complete ticket-sale schedule:

Event

Date and time

Day 1 registration deadline

Sunday, Nov. 15 at 11:59 p.m. local time

Selection notifications

By Tuesday, Nov. 17 at 2 p.m. ET

Artist Presale Day 1

Wednesday, Nov. 18 at 10 a.m. local time

Artist Presale Day 2

Thursday, Nov. 19 at 10 a.m. local time

Both Artist Presales end

Thursday, Nov. 19 at 10 p.m. local time

General onsale

Friday, Nov. 20 at 10 a.m. local time

Cleveland fans can purchase tickets directly through SeatGeek. As the Official Ticketing Partner of Rocket Arena, SeatGeek will host both Artist Presales on November 18 and 19, as well as the general onsale on November 20, for Bridgers' March 7, 2027, concert in Cleveland. Fans can register for presale access through Seated and purchase primary tickets on SeatGeek during their eligible sale window with the access code.

When do Phoebe Bridgers 2027 tour tickets go on sale?

Tickets for Phoebe Bridgers' 2027 U.S. and Canadian concerts go on sale to the general public on Friday, November 20, at 10 a.m. local venue time, following two days of Artist Presales on November 18 and 19.

For the March 7 concert in Cleveland, SeatGeek will host the onsale directly on its Phoebe Bridgers Rocket Arena event page as the official ticketing partner.

For other tour dates, fans can browse Phoebe Bridgers tickets on SeatGeek, where resale inventory will become available as soon as the first presale begins on November 18.

Who is opening for Phoebe Bridgers on The Lost Tour in 2027?

Phoebe Bridgers is bringing three special guests on the newly announced dates, with Grouper, Paper Wings and Christian Lee Hutson each joining her for a different stretch of the tour.

Grouper, the experimental music project of Liz Harris, will open the first two shows on February 17 in Portland and February 18 in Spokane. Known for her hushed vocals, atmospheric guitar and deeply personal songwriting, Grouper has built a devoted following through albums such as Dragging a Dead Deer Up a Hill and Ruins.

Folk duo Paper Wings will join Bridgers for 16 consecutive concerts, beginning February 20 in Edmonton and continuing through March 25 in Ottawa. Made up of Emily Mann and Callie Peters, the duo combines acoustic instrumentation with close vocal harmonies and traditional folk influences.

Longtime Bridgers collaborator Christian Lee Hutson will open the final four U.S. arena dates, beginning April 22 in Tampa and ending May 4 in San Antonio. Bridgers produced Hutson's albums Beginners (2020) and Quitters (2022), while Hutson has contributed to her music and performed alongside her over the years. Their shared history makes these final shows particularly interesting for fans of both artists.

Where else can you see Phoebe Bridgers perform in 2027?

Beyond her arena tour, Phoebe Bridgers is making two major U.S. festival appearances in 2027, giving fans the chance to see her alongside some of the biggest names in music.

Coachella 2027 — Bridgers will perform on Saturday, April 10, and Saturday, April 17, at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, California. She shares the Saturday lineup with headliner Tame Impala, plus Weezer, Robyn, Måneskin, Leon Bridges and more. The festival runs April 9–11 and April 16–18, with an additional ticket sale scheduled for Friday, November 13, at 12 p.m. PT.

Hinterland Music Festival 2027 — Bridgers will headline Saturday, July 31, in Saint Charles, Iowa, marking her first appearance at the festival since 2022. Her day's lineup includes Malcolm Todd, The Backseat Lovers and Underscores, while Slayyyter and Billy Strings headline Friday and Sunday, respectively. The three-day festival runs July 30–August 1, with presale tickets available beginning Friday, November 13, at 11 a.m. CT.

Both festivals offer a different way to experience Bridgers live, whether you're planning a weekend in the California desert or a summer trip to Iowa. Fans can buy passes for both festivals on SeatGeek.

What to expect from Phoebe Bridgers' The Lost Tour in 2027

Phoebe Bridgers has a gift for making even the largest arenas feel intimate. Her concerts can move from near silence during a heartbreaking ballad to thousands of fans shouting every word of “Motion Sickness” or “I Know the End.”

The 2027 shows continue The Lost Tour, supporting her third solo album, Lost Weekend, released in August 2026. Fans can expect a mix of newer material and favorites from Punisher and Stranger in the Alps, including songs such as “Kyoto,” “Moon Song” and “Garden Song.”

One important thing to know before attending: The Lost Tour is a phone-free experience. Fans will be required to secure their phones in Yondr pouches upon entering the venue. The pouches remain locked throughout the performance but stay with attendees, and phones can be accessed in designated areas if needed. Smartwatches, smart glasses, cameras and other recording devices are also prohibited.

That means no filming your favorite song or checking notifications between sets. Instead, everyone gets to experience the concert without a sea of glowing screens blocking the stage. Fans should also bring a physical credit card for merchandise and concessions, since mobile payments may not be accessible while phones are secured.

For anyone who's spent years listening to Bridgers through headphones, hearing those songs performed live alongside thousands of other fans should be worth putting the phone away for a couple of hours.

How to get Phoebe Bridgers 2027 tour tickets on SeatGeek

Ready to hear your favorite Lost Weekend tracks live? Whether you're hoping to catch Bridgers in Cleveland, Portland or somewhere in between, SeatGeek can help you find your way into the arena.

Here's how to get tickets for The Lost Tour in 2027:

  1. Find your concert. Visit Phoebe Bridgers tickets on SeatGeek and select your preferred city, venue and date.

  2. Shop primary tickets for Cleveland. SeatGeek is the Official Ticketing Partner of Rocket Arena and will host both Artist Presales on November 18 and 19, followed by the general onsale on November 20 at 10 a.m. local time, for Bridgers' March 7 concert. Fans can register for presale access through Seated or shop the public onsale directly on SeatGeek.

  3. Explore resale tickets for all other stops. SeatGeek will offer resale listings for the remaining U.S. and Canadian concerts, with inventory becoming available as early as the first Artist Presale on November 18. That means you can secure tickets without having to wait for or compete in the November 20 general onsale.

  4. Compare seats and views. Use SeatGeek's interactive seating map to explore floor sections, lower-bowl seats and upper-level options. Where available, View From Seat previews can help you see what the stage looks like from different locations.

  5. Find the best value for your budget. Use price filters and Deal Score on eligible listings to compare your options. SeatGeek's All-In Pricing shows mandatory fees upfront, so you know the total cost before checkout.

  6. Review your tickets. Double-check the event date, section, row, ticket quantity and delivery details before completing your order.

  7. Purchase with confidence. Eligible orders are backed by SeatGeek's Buyer Guarantee, helping protect your purchase if there's an issue with your tickets.

Whether it's your first Phoebe Bridgers concert or you've been following her since Stranger in the Alps, there's nothing quite like hearing your favorite songs with a room full of people who love them just as much as you do. Find your date, grab your tickets and save your voice for the singalongs.

Max Meyer

Max Meyer

Max Meyer is a Senior Content Analyst at SeatGeek, where he oversees the blog's coverage of sports, concerts and theater. An avid fan of live events himself (it's easy to be one in New York City!), Max is passionate about making ticket buying easier to navigate and helping fans know what to expect before attending an event. He previously worked at Sports Illustrated, The Athletic and CBS Sports.