We now “Know [what] The End” of The Lost Tour looks like.
“Saturday Night Live” musical guest Phoebe Bridgers just announced she’s extended her 2026 trek — where she has fans Pharbz put phones in Yondr pouches to create a more engaging experience — into 2027.
The four-time Grammy winner added 27 (!) concerts and festival appearances to her ’27 schedule with special guests Grouper, Paper Wings and Christian Lee Hutson opening on select dates.
Unfortunately, the 32-year-old didn’t book any gigs in New York proper but she will get close when she headlines at Newark’s Prudential Center on Tuesday, March 16.
All concerts come in support of Bridgers’ critically-acclaimed third studio album, “Lost Weekend,” which hit shelves on Aug. 14.
Based on our findings at Set List FM, the Boygenius member often performs 25-30 songs per show including fan favorites from the new record like the lead single “Lost Boys” as well as “The Outside,” “Lost Weekend,” “I Can’t Wait” and “Haunted.”
“Let there be no doubt, though: Bridgers is a full-fledged, full-throated, full-house-drawing arena-level rock star,” Pollstar raved after seeing her live at the Intuit Dome on Oct. 30.
They added “the UFO set piece — in addition to its role of defining the space of the stage and serving as a production element — also builds and releases narrative tension as it raises and lowers.”
In addition to the tour, the California native will lend her talents to Indio, CA’s Coachella Music and Arts Festival(on April 10 and 17), St. Charles, IA’s Hinterland Music Festival (July 31) and London’s All Points East Festival (Aug. 27).
Following her appearance on “SNL,” the beloved singer-songwriter has a handful of late November/early December international spots in Great Britain, France, the Netherlands and Germany.
Tickets for the newly added dates officially go on sale to the general public on Friday, Nov. 20 at 10 a.m. local time through Ticketmaster but are available now on trusted secondary market sites like Vivid Seats.
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Where are Phoebe Bridgers’ new shows?
A complete calendar including all North American tour dates, venues and links to buy tickets can be found below.
Which countries are hosting Phoebe Bridgers’ last 2026 shows?
Outside of her North American dates, here’s where Phoebe Bridgers’ European shows are taking place.
Who is performing at the festivals Phoebe Bridgers is headlining?
A number of the biggest names in music.
To make sure you’re in the loop, you can find out everything you need to know about Bridgers’ trio of festival appearances here:
What songs does Phoebe Bridgers perform live?
Quite a few.
Set List FM reported these are the 27 tracks she took to the stage at Inglewood, CA’s Intuit Dome on Oct. 30.
01.) “The Outside”
02.) “Motion Sickness”
03.) “Kill Me”
04.) “The Governor’s Waltz”
05.) “Lost Boys”
06.) “DVD Menu”
07.) “Garden Song”
08.) “Moon Song”
09.) “Liberty Tree”
10.) “Panorama” (Band only)
B Stage
11.) “Lost Weekend”
12.) “Funeral”
13.) “Graceland Too”
14.) “Haunted” (Paused after starting playing due to emergency in crowd)
15.) “Still Standing”
16.) “As Above”
A Stage
17.) “Bobby”
18.) “Bobby” (Alex G cover) (with Alex G)
19.) “On Video”
20.) “Waiting Room” (Audience choice)
21.) “I Can’t Wait” (with Jackson Bridgers)
22.) “Chinese Satellite” (Audience choice)
23.) “Kyoto”
24.) “I Know the End” (with Alex G) (Alex G joined to scream onstage)
Encore
25.) “Lost Weekend (Reprise)”
26.) “Scott Street”
27.) “Never Going Back!” (Band only)
Phoebe Bridgers new music
On Aug. 14, Bridgers dropped her third studio album “Lost Weekend.”
Things get ethereal right out of the gate with the otherworldly, synth-y “The Outside.” It’s an emotional bath of sounds and one you can certainly get lost in. Close your eyes and bask in the song’s dreamy glory.
Shortly after, the Pasadena native delivers the unsettling yet energetic “Lost Boys,” which might be the record’s high point. Jangly, intimate and epic, Bridgers has clearly set the bar high for the rest of what’s to come.
Other standout tracks here include the breathy, lo-fi “Kill Me,” twinkly, heartbreaking “The Governor’s Waltz,” fuzzed-out jam “Bobby,” haunting, deceptively simple “Lost Weekend” and jaunty bluegrass bop “Haunted.”
We’re also partial to the disorienting, minimalist “Panorama,” galvanizing, freeing “Liberty Tree,” punkish anthem “Never Going Back!,” deeply-felt “I Can’t Wait” and album closer “Lost Weekend (Reprise)” but that’s just us. We are Pharbz after all.
To hear for yourself, you can find “Lost Weekend” here.
Who are Phoebe Bridgers’ special guests?
At all shows, Bridgers will have a big name kick off the show for her. To make sure you’re familiar with their work, here are their most-streamed songs:
Grouper: “Poison Tree”
Paper Wings: “Seven Miles”
Christian Lee Hutson: “Northsiders”
Phoebe Bridgers on “SNL”
Ahead of her Nov. 14 musical guest appearance on “Saturday Night Live” alongside host John Mulaney, Bridgers did a round of tongue-in-cheek promos with the comic and cast member Ben Marshall. You can see them here:
Huge singer-songwriters on tour in 2026-27
Bridgers isn’t the only iconoclast traipsing throughout the States these next few months.
Here are just five we’re nerding out about (and counting down the days) to see this year.
• Tove Lo
Who else is out and about? Check out this list of all the biggest artists on tour in 2026 to find the show for you.
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