Phoebe Bridgers has extended her Lost Tour into 2027 with 27 additional concerts and festival appearances.
The 32-year-old singer-songwriter, who is set to appear as a musical guest on “Saturday Night Live” this Saturday, will kick off her newly announced 2027 dates with a headline show at Newark’s Prudential Center on Tuesday, March 16. The four-time Grammy winner did not book any performances in New York City proper, though the Newark arena puts her within reach of the five boroughs.
All concerts support Bridgers’ third studio album “Lost Weekend,” which arrived on Aug. 14. The record’s lead single “Lost Boys” joins tracks like “The Outside,” “I Can’t Wait,” “Haunted” and the title cut in her current live rotation. Based on Set List FM data, the Boygenius member typically performs 25 to 30 songs per show.
The expanded trek keeps Bridgers’ phone-free concert policy intact. Fans, known as Pharbz, must stow their devices in Yondr pouches to create what the tour bills as a more engaging experience.
Special guests Grouper, Paper Wings and Christian Lee Hutson will open on select dates. The 2027 run also folds in festival slots at Coachella in Indio, CA on April 10 and 17, Hinterland Music Festival in St. Charles, IA on July 31, and All Points East in London on Aug. 27.
Pollstar offered a glowing assessment after catching Bridgers at Inglewood, CA’s Intuit Dome on Oct. 30. “Let there be no doubt, though: Bridgers is a full-fledged, full-throated, full-house-drawing arena-level rock star,” the trade publication wrote. They added that “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.”
The Oct. 30 Inglewood set list, as reported by Set List FM, spanned 27 songs and included two audience choices, “Waiting Room” and “Chinese Satellite.” Alex G joined for a cover of his own song “Bobby” and to scream through “I Know the End,” while Jackson Bridgers came out for “I Can’t Wait.” The performance of “Haunted” was paused shortly after starting due to an emergency in the crowd.
Bridgers’ SNL appearance this weekend pairs her with host John Mulaney. Ahead of the broadcast, she filmed promotional spots with Mulaney and cast member Ben Marshall.
Following her NBC debut, the Pasadena native will wrap her 2026 commitments with international shows in Great Britain, France, the Netherlands and Germany through late November and early December.
Tickets for the newly added 2027 dates go on sale to the general public Friday, Nov. 20 at 10 a.m. Local time through Ticketmaster.