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Phoebe Bridgers extends Lost Tour into May 2027

Phoebe Bridgers has added North American dates to the Lost Tour, extending the run into May 2027. Grouper will open the Portland and Spokane shows, her first arena performances, while other dates feature Paper Wings and Christian Lee Hutson. The itinerary follows Lost Weekend, Bridgers’ first solo album in six years.

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Phoebe Bridgers sings at a microphone with an electric guitar on stage in the empty MODA Center arena in Portland during a Lost Tour soundcheck.

Grouper opens the first two dates

Phoebe Bridgers has extended the Lost Tour with new North American performances in 2027. The added run begins at the MODA Center in Portland, Oregon, on February 17 and reaches Spokane, Washington, the following day. Liz Harris, the musician who performs as Grouper, opens both concerts. These are billed as her first arena appearances. Paper Wings and Christian Lee Hutson support other stops.[1], [2]

The route reaches Canada and Mexico

The itinerary takes in Edmonton and Winnipeg in Canada, then US cities including Kansas City, Milwaukee and Cleveland. March dates pass through Raleigh, Baltimore and Newark before returning to Canada for Hamilton, Montreal and Ottawa. The run continues through Florida in April and reaches San Antonio and Mexico City in May. Palacio de los Deportes hosts the Mexico City concert on May 13.[1]

Lost Weekend returns to the stage

The expanded tour follows Lost Weekend, released in August as Bridgers’ first solo album in six years. An October live EP exclusive to Tidal features songs recorded at Madison Square Garden. Her 2027 festival schedule also includes Coachella on April 10 and 17, Primavera Sound in Barcelona in June, and Hinterland in St. Charles, Iowa, on July 31.[1]

References

  1. News sourcePitchforkPhoebe Bridgers extends tour with Grouper among the openers↩1↩2↩3
  2. News sourceRadio MilwaukeePhoebe Bridgers adds Milwaukee to the Lost Tour↩