Phoebe Bridgers Extends Lost Tour
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Phoebe Bridgers announced her Lost Tour will continue into 2027, extending the North American arena run through mid‑May. The schedule now includes the first-ever arena shows for Grouper, who will open in Portland, Oregon, and Spokane, Washington. Paper Wings and Christian Lee Hutson will support the remaining dates. Bridgers’ 2027 lineup features festival appearances at Coachella, Primavera, and St. Charles, Iowa’s Hinterland Festival. She released her first solo album in six years, Lost Weekend, in August, and a Tidal‑exclusive live EP from Madison Square Garden last month. Bridgers has also ventured into acting, lending her voice to short films and contributing a song to Lance Oppenheim’s Primetime. She will appear as the musical guest on Saturday Night Live this weekend, performing opposite John Mulaney.
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Timeline
- On November 12 2026 Bridgers announces Lost Tour extension into 2027.
Why it matters
Immediate US impact: Bridgers’ extended tour boosts ticket sales and local venue revenue Possible long-term US impact: Increases exposure for supporting acts and festival partnerships Most affected groups: Fans, venue operators, supporting musicians Reader priority: Tour dates, opening acts, festival spots
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Pitchfork — Phoebe Bridgers Extends Lost Tour
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