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After three years of silence she’s back – Phoebe Bridgers is going on tour again, but according to her own rules. Conventional has never really fit into the vocabulary of the singer in the skeleton costume. In the last few weeks she has been traveling mysteriously through America: she played unannounced, intimate concerts in rather unknown places such as Roswell, Toledo, Mobile and Fargo – and finally her last concert of the acoustic series at Madison Square Garden in New York. The only clues to the secret sets were printed A4 sheets of paper with a QR code that could be used to try to get tickets for just one dollar.
The “Lost Tour” also in Germany
If you didn’t happen to be in America or missed the limited ticket allocation, you still have the chance to see Phoebe Bridgers live: She has announced a full-band tour through North America and Europe called “The Lost Tour”. This also gives hope for new music from the Californian.
Everything points to that. According to fan reports, she brought new songs as well as tried and tested ones to her hidden shows. Her mother also gave hints about a new album at the turn of the year: In her Instagram story, she commented on the 2026 prediction of a fan who was hoping for new music with a picture of Phoebe Bridgers in front of a studio microphone.
So it’s probably not too much of an exaggeration to expect new music on the European tour. For “The Lost Tour” Phoebe Bridgers is coming to Germany for two concerts: She is playing in Düsseldorf and Berlin. She will be accompanied by Isaac Wood, who will open her concerts as a support act.
- 12/08/2026 Düsseldorf – Mitsubishi Electric HALL
- 12/09/2026 Berlin – Velodrome
A slightly different tour
After her unconventional acoustic tour, Bridgers will also implement special rules on “The Lost Tour”: Recording devices of any kind will be prohibited – they will be locked in bags in order to focus the fans’ attention entirely on the music. Anyone who still pulls out their cell phone, whether to film or chat, will have to leave the concert. So no concert videos in the Instastory, no constant buzzing – Phoebe Bridgers offers a concert experience without any distractions.
Another special feature: With every ticket sold, Bridgers donates one euro or one pound to local organizations. In this way, it supports people who have had experiences with sexualized attacks and violence.
Advance sales and presale information
Pre-sales for the tour begin on June 10th at 10 a.m. via the “Phoebe Bridgers Pass Presale” via Fan3. To get a presale code, all you have to do is register via a link. These presale codes only apply to tickets for the UK and EU dates and will be sent to the email address provided before the start of the presale together with further information. The official pre-sale begins on June 12th, also at 10 a.m.