Phoebe Bridgers hasn’t played a solo show around these parts since 2022, but she’s just announced a hefty chunk of dates around the world for the end of this year. This includes a giant London show at The O2 on December 1, 2026 — her biggest in the capital as a solo artist yet.
Since dates with her supergroup, Boygenius (made up of Bridgers, Lucy Dacus, and Julien Baker), she has been largely remained out of the public eye, with no shows in any form since 2024 until this year. However, since last month, she has been playing a set of intimate shows across the US, with fans not permitted to film on their phones at each gig.
On ‘The Lost Tour 2026’, it looks like this theme is continuing, with Phoebe Bridghers announcing the shows simply with the caption “I’m going on tour no phones.” It also follows her very impromptu show at Madison Square Garden in New York last night, which followed he same concept.
As well as the London show, Phoebe will play in Dublin, Manchester, Glasgow, and Birmingham, as well as gigs across mainland Europe. Her last London shows came in the form of a quadruple header of Brixton Academy concerts in the summer of 2022, which followed a triumphant set at Glastonbury festival. Boygenius also played a huge Gunnersbury Park show in the summer of 2023.
Joining her on the EU/UK run is Isaac Wood, who himself hasn’t played live since 2021. He departed his band, Black Country, New Road, in 2022, right ahead of the release of their seminal Ants From Up There record. These are set to be his first solo shows since he left BCNR, who stayed together as a six-piece and have since released their follow-up studio album, Forever Howlong, and will play a London show at Somerset House this year.
When do tickets to ‘The Lost Tour’ 2026 go on sale?
Tickets to see Phoebe Bridgers go on general sale next week on Friday, June 12 at 10am. There will also be a pre-sale from Wednesday, June 10 at the same time, which you can sign up for via the Phoebe Bridgers website.
Phoebe Bridgers ‘The Lost Tour’ European dates 2026
November 23 – Dublin, 3Arena
November 26 – Manchester, Co-op Live
November 27 – Glasgow, OVO Hydro
November 28 – Birmingham, BP Pulse LIVE
December 1 – London, The O2
December 4 – Paris, Adidas Arena
December 5 – Brussels, Forest National
December 7 – Amsterdam, Ziggo Dome
December 8 – Düsseldorf, Mitsubishi Electric HALLE
December 9 – Berlin, Velodrom
December 11 – Copenhagen, Royal Arena
December 12 – Stockholm, Aviivi Arena
